Haider Ackermann Launched The First Men'S Wear Design, Hitting The 2011 Spring Festival Resort Series (1).

Hyde Ekman (Haider Ackermann) released a series of 2011 early spring holidays in Florence. In this show, Haider Ackermann, Shanghai, also launched its first design for men's wear. "Compared to the design of women's wear, men's wear is actually more demanding. I just need to have a mind in my mind, and men's clothes are being done for myself. I'm the first customer to wear it after wearing it," said Haider.

Hyde Ekman (Haider Ackermann) said.

Designer Haider Ackermann was born in Columbia in 1971. Due to her father's business relationship, she spent her childhood in migration. From Ethiopia to Chad and then from France to Holland, Ekman Haider Ackermann chose Ackermann as her real travel destination.

In 1994, he went to Royal Academy of Antwerp, Belgium, to further his studies in Antwerp, and dropped out of school for fourth years because of economic problems in 1994.

After dropping out of school, Haider Ackermann joined John Galliano as an intern. During that time, he was not attracted by the attention of John Galliano because of his introverted personality. In 1998, he returned to Belgium without a reputation. He was a designer of men's and women's wear under the brand of the university teacher Wim Neels. "Ackermann"

In 2002, Ekman Haider (Ackermann), with the help of her friend Lav Simon (Raf Simons), set up his own door. The first time she released the clothes, which caused a stir in the fashion industry. Fortunately, it happened. The Italy leather manufacturer Ruffo Research hired Hyde Ekman (Haider Ackermann) as the chief designer. After having reliable economic income, his design became more and more mature, and was gradually compared with Hussein Chalayan, and it became a special name for the insiders to flaunt their good taste.

8 years later, Haider Ackermann was ready to set foot in the men's wear field in 2010. The 2011 early spring vacation series show is a new start for his men's wear design. Ekman,