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Kris Van Assche Rebuilds His Own Label Around the Idea of Less

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Kris Van Assche has put out a second version of his signature collection, and by his own account it's less an expansion than a correction. The designer is drawing on years spent inside major luxury houses to steer his line back toward scarcity and craft rather than volume. The through-line is a slower rhythm than the fashion calendar typically allows, a case for beauty that takes its time.

With reporting from WWD Fashion.

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