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Louis-Marie de Castelbajac (LDMC) is a friend of WITI and a French designer and entrepreneur. His Armagnac brand is growing in Asia, and he’s always got an interesting collaboration or passion project brewing. We are delighted to have him with us this week. -Colin (CJN)
Tell us about yourself.
I am a designer and Armagnac maker, passionate about bridging the gap between tradition and modernity. I have a background in fashion and art direction and have designed a workwear collection in France known as Lafont, the pioneer of French workwear, originating 20 years before Levi's. It’s led me to recently designing the uniforms for all the new Michelin-starred chefs. I’ve also been having fun launching a new interpretation of Armagnac, the oldest distilled spirit in the world, in creative and unexpected ways.
From a more general perspective, I would describe myself as a conceptualist.
I have always had a deep appreciation for the power of ideas, as well as the creative process that gives birth to these concepts. I find great pleasure in engaging with my surroundings, always seeking the positives that can offset the negatives. As Immanuel Kant once wisely said, "Thoughts without content are empty, and intuitions without concepts are blind.&q
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Jean-Charles de Castelbajac is a prominent figure in both the fashion and art worlds. His unmistakable style is based on four pillars: art, poetry, creativity, and youth. He was proclaimed the “King of Kitsch” at Paris Fashion Week in 2010 for his Raika collection (today valued at more than €20 million, ed.). He has dressed international stars (Madonna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga) and great artists (Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe, Keith Haring,Ettore Sottsass, Oliviero Toscani). Even Pope John Paul II wore his masterpieces (in 1997, Castelbajac created a collection of liturgical clothes for World Youth Day in Paris, ed.).
Born in Casablanca, Morocco, in 1949 to a well-to-do family (his title is “Marchese de Castelbajac,” ed.). Castelbajac’s private life is not particularly well-known but we do know that 1967 was a significant turning point. It was then that Castelbajac met the Dada artist and writer Raul Hausmann (1886 – 1971) and was introduced by him to the art world. The following year (1968, the legendary year of revolt, ed.), he created his first fashion collection that included a jacket made from his boarding school blanket that was a success.
Castelbajac’s fame grew from then on. In 1977, he opened his first boutiq