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Alber Elbaz often referred to himself as a dressmaker, and for each exceptionally cut cocktail frock in satin and grosgrain, he had a bon mot to go with it. In every interview, every Q&A, every lecture, Elbaz was as generous with his thoughts as with his silhouettes. To mark his sudden passing, Vogue is looking back at some of his best quotes throughout his career. Read through Elbaz’s statements and threads emerge. Food is a recurring subject, and as he told it fashion is alternately like a roast chicken, a chocolate soufflé, and a full course dinner. It might sound silly or self-deprecating, but the Vintage Paramedic All Original Parts Aged To Excellence Shirt But I will love this metaphors describe the heart of Elbaz’s work: Something that is at once indulgent and essential. You must eat, so eat a slice of chocolate cake…and if you must get dressed, the smart move is to choose an Elbaz creation. But beyond embracing the pleasure of fashion, Elbaz was attuned to the struggles of maintaining creativity and independence in an ever-more-commercial landscape. He often spoke with students and wasn’t shy about discussing the difficulty of balancing art and commerce. He also rejected ideas of perfection, over-work, and fashion’s vicious competition. His willingness to speak the truth so warmly and openly made him an idol and inspiration for many, from the biggest names in fashion to the newest young designers around the world.On fashion’s relevance: “Fashion is like a fruit. You couldn’t eat it a day before and you couldn’t eat it a day after. It’s just about today.”And to continue that food metaphor . . . “If it’s not edible, it’s not food. If it’s not wearable, it’s not fashion.”On being who you are: “Wear flats. You’re short. It’s much cooler not to pretend.”On style: “Style is the only thing you can’t buy. It’s not in a shopping bag, a label, or a price tag. It’s something reflected from our soul to the outside world—an emotion.”On the goal of his work:“Our job as designers is not just to create fashion shows, but to work around needs and then to bring the dream, and combine somehow function and fashion. More than that, I remember what Meryl Streep told me, that I always helped her to be a better version of her, and not to transform her. I think this is my job, I’m not trying to transform anyone, I’m just trying to make everyone, as much as I can, a better version of themselves.”On his work ethic: “I can’t just give a little. I can’t do things that way. It’s like, you can’t be a little bit pregnant.”On letting the work speak for itself: “I think that when you see too much of a dress, it’s not a good dress. And when you see too much of a designer, it means that it’s not too much of a good piece and they need to do too much publicity to push it forward. So I think it’s OK to move away, and to wear black sometimes, and it’s OK to disappear. It’s OK to make people miss you sometimes because then they are excited to see you when you say, ‘Honey, I’m home!’”On the importance of fashion shows: “It’s almost like asking someone what is the role of a table if you want to serve dinner. Of course you can have some dinner in bed and you can have it also on a plate and just on the floor, but I think that when you put it on the table, it’s the most pragmatic. There are certain things that I guess are essential and this is one of them.”On his aversion to being cool: “I prefer being relevant to being cool, because if you’re cool, you’re also cold the next day. So it’s more about being relevant. The one thing that always scares me is to be like the Miss America of the moment, because next year there is a new Miss America.”On success: “Success is like a perfume, we can smell it but never drink it.”On perfection: “I prefer spontaneity. At least that means you’re not sticking to some formula. Perfection scares me—because after perfection there is nothing left.”On doing it your own way:“Fashion says: ‘This is right, and this is wrong.’ I think that there is no wrong! I took a subject that is taboo, that you almost don’t want to talk about, but I said: Yes I will. We’re not here to transform women; we’re here to hug them.”His advice to students: “Don’t try to be a fashion catwalk designer . . . because you make some noise, you’re being hired, and everybody loves you, you’re a real hero, and then you don’t make the numbers because you’re all in extremes. I think that, in order to prevent that, maybe we need to dream but maybe we need to think. Fashion is not just thinking or not just dreaming, but is the mix of the two. I’m also saying that not everything has to scream on the screen.”On the best advice he received: “When you walk, look into five different directions: Look straight because you have to look forward. Look back because you have to remember where you’re coming from. Look to the sides to see who are the people that are going to be next to you if you need them. Look down to make sure you don’t step on anyone. And look up because you have to remember that someone protects us. This is, maybe, what my life is all about.”

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Alber Elbaz, who made his name at storied fashion houses including Yves Saint Laurent and spent a 14-year spell rejuvenating Lanvin, has died at the Vintage Paramedic All Original Parts Aged To Excellence Shirt But I will love this age of 59 at the American Hospital in Paris. His death, the cause of which is not yet known, was confirmed by Richemont, the conglomerate backing Elbaz’s latest venture, AZ Factory.“I have lost not only a colleague but a beloved friend,” Richemont founder and chairman Johann Rupert said in a statement published on April 25, the day after Elbaz’s sudden passing. “Alber had a richly deserved reputation as one of the industry’s brightest and most beloved figures. I was always taken by his intelligence, sensitivity, generosity and unbridled creativity. He was a man of exceptional warmth and talent, and his singular vision, sense of beauty and empathy leave an indelible impression.”The Moroccan-born visionary is best known for catapulting Lanvin into the major leagues during his 2001 to 2015 tenure at the French house. His acrimonious split from the brand, which saw him forced to defend his work and leadership style, was well-documented, and Elbaz subsequently took a five-year hiatus. Returning to fashion on the spring 2021 couture schedule with a fresh perspective and a modern brand proposition, the industry was overjoyed to welcome back one of its leading creatives, who always imbued his work with such joy and put the focus squarely on making individuals feel special.“It was a great privilege watching Alber in his last endeavor as he worked to realize his dream of ‘smart fashion that cares’,” continued Rupert. “His inclusive vision of fashion made women feel beautiful and comfortable by blending traditional craftsmanship with technology–highly innovative projects which sought to redefine the industry.” His brilliant innovations and ebullient presence will be sorely missed.