Based in Stockholm as a Junior Menswear Designer at Acne Studios, Dolev Elron combines material research, technical refinement and experimental construction across denim and casualwear. His strong foundation in pattern making and digital design shapes in his precise, forward-thinking approach.

He gained internatoinal recognition after wining the Grand Prix du Jury Mode at the 39th Hyères Festival, where his Casual Turbulence collection transformed everyday menswear through fluid distortions and innovative silhouettes.

French designer Adrien Michel, winner of the Le 19M Métiers d’Art prize at the 40th Hyères International festival of Fashion and Photography, is recognized for his refined balance between functionality and contemporary elegance. A graduate of La Cambre in Brussels, his work explores the dialogue between mountain landscapes and urban life, merging technical innovation with minimal, precise construction.

For his OUTDOORS ENCOUNTERS collection, we collaborated with Adrien on the development of key accessories, including a cap, metal ending, and a shoe bag. Reflecting his vision of thoughtful design where form meets funcion. This partnership highlights Adrien’s dedication to craft, sustainability, and the evolution of modern menswear.

Swiss- Chilean designer Lucas Emilio Brunner, winner of the Grand Prix at the 40th edition of the Hyères International Festival of Fashion and Photography, is known for his inventive and poetic approach to menswear. A graduate of La Chambre in Brussels, his work explores the fine line between structure and fragility, transforming everyday objects, like balloons, into refined, wearable concepts.

For his award-winning collection À BOUT DE SOUFFLE, Lucas collaborated with us to create custom metal buttons, buckles, woven labels, and hats featuring his signature balloon knot detail. Together, we brought tactile precision to his world of air and lightness, highlighting his ability to turn delicate ideas into striking, timeless design.

La Cage is a bold Paris-based design duo, founded by Victoria Baia and Victor Koehler. Their work combines fashion, performance, and visual storytelling, translating universal narratives into wearable art while pushing the boundaries of creative expression.

Their collections seamlessly blend luxurious fabrics such as silk, wool, and linen with inspirations drawn from parade uniforms, festive attire, and ceremonial flair. Each piece handcrafted in France, highlighting their dedication to craftsmanship and meticulous detail.
Known for pushing boundaries, La Cage has been recognized as finalists at the 39th International Festival of Hyères, proving that menswear can be daring, playful, and utterly unforgettable.

A Bavarian “kid” fond of his family and especially of his grandad which his first collection “Ultra Ripam Alpina” is inspired by.
Showed at the 37th Festival of Photography and Fashion in Hyères, he has been recognized and prized for his creativity, scooping two prices from Maison Chanel and Mercedes Benz.

A strong eye for aesthetics, amazing design skill, great tailoring, and craftsmanship, make this young designer a unique talent. L&T is proud to have collaborated with such a brilliant mind with the creation of all headwear and metalware for his winning collection: caps, balaclava, plates, buckles, metal endings.

Belgian designer Igor Dieryck, winner of Hyères with his YESSIR collection, has been gaining international attention for his innovative approach to menswear. His earlier YESSIR collection showcased his vision, blending contemporary themes with freer artistic expression.

Igor’s work effortlessly displays detailed Indian hand-made embroidery techniques, featuring sequins, pearls, and geometric shapes. Through collaboration, Labels & Things sponsored the beautifully embellished details of his puffed jacket design and also supported his AD FUNDUM collection at the following Hyères edition, cementing his reputation as a standout talent in contemporary fashion.

Through embroidery and textile manipulation, using destroyed flowers, raw edges, and worn-down elegance, Amir’s exceptional attention to detail and accessories led him to receive the Labels & Things 2021 Award.

In full support of his vision, Labels & Things sponsored his flower-inspired belt buckles and handmade rhinestone fly embellishments. Together, we developed black sequins flower badges, “manipulated” by Amir to form an effervescent skirt.

Tom’s passion for creativity and drive to achieve makes him an extraordinary talent to work alongside. Labels & Things collaborated on two significant collections with Tom. The first collection took home the top prize at the 35th Hyeres festival. Tom later went on to open the Mercedes Benz fashion week in Berlin with this collection. For the 36th edition, we collaborated on his “winners” collection, which was featured in several magazine editorials, such as Vogue.

Through collaborating on exquisite caps from feather-like fabric and using pineapple leather, to producing and sponsoring his meticulously crafted array of trims, accessories, and embellishments of belts, caps, labels, and more. We at Labels & Things were able to push our techniques further and reach new levels of craftsmanship.

Sarah Levy’s is an exceptional talent for accessories. Her designs are a perfect mix of youthfulness and energetic flair. A 34th Hyeres finalist for accessories, her approach has undoubtedly elevated our techniques to the next level.

From out-of-the-box caps with vizers to zippers and embroidery, you named it. We loved making it. Sarah’s work effortlessly showcases the impact collaborating with young designers can have.