Vevers radically changed the traditional accessories market, by breathing new life into both the women’s and the men’s collection. In July 2007, Vevers then became Creative Director of the over two hundred year-old Spanish traditional leather house, Loewe, which belongs to LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton. The designer was finally crowned “Accessory Designer of the Year” at the British Fashion Awards 2006, for his exceptional creative work. He played an influential role in redesigning the label into an exclusive design house that has created many of the last decade’s hottest bags. Vevers returned to London in 2004, to take up the position of Creative Director at Mulberry. Vevers also worked together with Luella Bartley and Giles Deacon. This was followed by roles at Bottega Veneta, Givenchy and Louis Vuitton. After graduating in 1996, Vevers began his career at Calvin Klein in New York. Stuart Vevers was born in the British region of South Yorkshire and moved to London at the age of 18, where he studied fashion design at the University of Westminster. Creative Director Stuart Vevers proves once again that a bag with a high-quality finish never goes out of fashion, despite its classic character.Ībout Stuart Vevers, Executive Creative Director The new bag collection for the A/W season, by Coach, combines the brand’s traditional features with modern design elements, and uses selected trend colours, as well as stylish basics. Named after its year of foundation, Coach 1941 always honours the values of the unique and historic brand: leather, creativity and craftsmanship. Across the world, people associate the name Coach with the unaffectedness and refinement of the signature New Yorker style. Coach is a modern, American luxury brand with a long tradition, based on quality and craftsmanship.

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