ANDAM

ANDAM
Awarded forFashion
Sponsored byFrench Ministry of Culture, Defi Mode
LocationParis
CountryFrance
First awarded1989
Websitewww.andam.fr

ANDAM is a French fashion award established in 1989 by Nathalie Dufour as a joint venture between the French Ministry of Culture and the Defi Mode fashion organisation. It has been recognised as a benchmark for designers, fashion professionals, and members of the international press,[1] and as a pathway for young designers hoping to enter the Paris Fashion Week.[2][3]

The awards were originally restricted to Europeans living in France, but entry was extended to international candidates in 2005.[4]

In 2011, a new First Collection Prize was introduced, providing a €60,000 grant to a French fashion company. In 2012, the value of the global awards was increased to €290,000,[5] with a €60 000 L'Express Style prize being introduced.[2]

In 2018, the value of the global awards reached €430 000 with four prizes: the Grand Prix, the Creative Brand Prize, the Accessories Prize, and the Innovation Prize for designers, entrepreneur or start-ups willing to develop a project in France. The Innovation Prize recognises creative, innovative and technological solutions in the field of fashion design, production and distribution to develop an accountable and transparent fashion, taking into account economic, environmental and social issues.[2]

In the same year, Guillaume Houzé replaced Pierre Bergé as the president of the awards.[6][7]

Notable events

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  • 1989: Martin Margiela is the first winner.
  • 1994: Viktor & Rolf win the fellowship.
  • 1995: Christophe Lemaire wins the competition, going on to become artistic director for Hermès.
  • 1998: Jeremy Scott wins, going on to collaborate with Longchamp.
  • 2000: Lutz Huelle wins, going on to be Artistic Director for Jesús del Pozo and working for Max Mara and Brioni (brand) as well as being artistic director for his namesake brand Lutz Huelle. He is also, since 2021, responsible for the Fashion Design Department at HEAD in Geneva.
  • 2003: Anne-Valérie Hash wins, going on to work with Galeries Lafayette.
  • 2005: ANDAM opens its competition to international candidates not residing in France allowing Bernhard Willhelm to win the prize. Felipe Oliveira Baptista, former artistic director for Lacoste, collaborates with LVMH and Beams (Japon).
  • 2007: Bruno Pieters is financed by Yves Saint Laurent and Fondation Pierre Bergé - Yves Saint Laurent.
  • 2008: ANDAM creates a single international award totaling €150,000. Gareth Pugh is the fellowship winner of this new edition.
  • 2009: Creation of a second prize, the Young Fashion Designer Award, won by Ligia Diaz. Longchamp collaborate with Jeremy Scott, Bless and Charles Anastase, previous ANDAM winners.[8] ANDAM celebrates its 20th anniversary.
  • 2010: ANDAM organizes its first “fashion dinner” hosted by the French Minister of Culture, rue de Valois, surrounded by the major actors of the contemporary fashion scene.[9]
  • 2011: ANDAM awards Anthony Vaccarello with a €200,000 endowment, allowing him to create his French structure. The First Collection Award is introduced with Yiqing Yin winning a €60,000 endowment.[10]
  • 2012: ANDAM awards Julien David with a €230,000 endowment and Pièce d'Anarchive with a €60,000 grant.
  • 2013: ANDAM awards Alexandre Mattiussi with a €250,000 endowment and Christine Phung with €75,000 and the First Collection Prize.[11]
  • 2014: ANDAM awards Iris Van Herpen with a €250,000 endowment and Sébastien Meyer with €75,000 and the First Collection Prize[12]
  • 2015: ANDAM awards Stéphane Ashpool with a €250,-00 endowment, the First Collection Prize Léa Peckre with €100,000 endowment and Accessories Prize Charlotte Chesnais with €50,000 endowment[13]
  • 2016: ANDAM awards Wanda Nylon with a €250,000 endowment, the First Collection Prize Atlein with €100,000 endowment and Accessories Prize Tomasini Paris with €50,000 endowment[14]
  • 2017: ANDAM awards Y/Project with a €250,000 endowment, AVOC with €100,000 First Collection Prize endowment, Ana Khouri with €50,000 Accessories Prize endowment and Euveka with €30,000 Innovation Prizeendowment[15]
  • 2018: ANDAM awards Atlein with a €250,000 endowment, the First Collection Prize Ludovic de Saint Sernin with €100,000 endowment, Accessories Prize D’Heygère with €50,000 endowment and Innovation Prize Colorifix with €30,000 endowment[16]

Fellowship winners

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1989 Olivier Guillemin, Martin Margiela, Frédéric Molenac, Bridget Yorke
1990 Hélène Népomiatzi (31 Février), Franck-Joseph Bastille, Christophe Lemaire, Mariot Chanet (E2), Roelli Testu
1991 Jean Colonna, Véronique Leroy, José Lévy, Pascal Marais, Hervé Van Der Straeten
1992 Mahmoud Akram, Marie-Cécile Grossmann, Marthe Lagache, Jean Touitou (A.P.C.), Jft Yun
1993 Agathe Gonnet, Sami Tillouche
1994 Marc Le Bihan, Véronique Leroy, Viktor & Rolf, Bridget Yorke
1995 Adeline André, François-Marie Ascencio et Hélène Frain, Christophe Lemaire, Fred Sathal
1996 Lisa Astorino, Viviane Cazeneuve, Udo Edling, Cyd Jouny, Xuly Bët
1997 Shinichiro Arakawa, Elsa Esturgie, Erik Halley, Rodolphe Menudier, Darja Richter, Gilles Rosier
1998 Isabelle Ballu, Jerôme Dreyfuss, Sandrine Léonard, Benoît Méléard, Jeremy Scott, Gaspard Yurkievich
1999 Bless, Pascal Humbert, Dorothée Perret, Jean-François Pinto, Carrie Rossman, Patrick Van Ommeslaeghe
2000 Alexandre & Matthieu, Lutz Huelle, Vincent Rubin, Jeremy Scott, Andre Walker
2001 Carel & Rubio, Vava Dudu et Fabrice Lorrain, Erik Halley, Laurent Mercier, Yukie Otsuki, Goran Y Pejkoski
2002 Sébastien D. Rodriguez, Dragovan, Thomas Engel Hart, Lutz Huelle, Tom Van Lingen
2003 Alexandre & Matthieu, Anne Valérie Hash, Yvan Mispelaere, Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Vicente Rey, Yazbukey
2004 Charles Anastase, Bless
2005 Felipe Oliveira Baptista, Cathy Pill, Marie Seguy, Bernhard Willhelm, Yazbukey
2006 Natalia Brilli, Jens Laugesen, Christian Wijnants
2007 Commuun, Richard Nicoll, Bruno Pieters, Toga
2008 Gareth Pugh
2009 Giles Deacon, Ligia Dias
2010 Hakaan Yildirim
2011 Anthony Vaccarello, Yiqing Yin
2012 Julien David, Pièce d'Anarchive
2013 AMI, Christine Phung
2014 Iris Van Herpen, Coperni
2015 Stéphane Ashpool, Léa Peckre, Charlotte Chesnais
2016 Wanda Nylon, Atlein, Tomasini Paris
2017 Y/Project, AVOC, Ana Khouri, Euveka
2018 Atlein, Ludovic de Saint Sernin, D’Heygère, Colorifix

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Thomas Tait Talks Andam". Elle Magazine.
  2. ^ a b c "Les Noms Des Finalistes de Landam 2018 Grand Prix". Vogue Magazine. 2018.
  3. ^ Prêt-à-Porter Spring 2012 Yiqing Yin Archived October 4, 2011, at the Wayback Machine, A Susan Tabak article
  4. ^ "ANDAM 2012 | i-D Online". Archived from the original on 2012-08-19. Retrieved 2012-12-19., A Michael Kowalinski article
  5. ^ [1], A Nicole Phelps article about 2012 ANDAM winners
  6. ^ "Galeries Lafayette". galerieslafayette.com.
  7. ^ "Le BHV Marais". bhv.fr. Archived from the original on 2022-04-08. Retrieved 2022-06-10.
  8. ^ Longchamp celebrates the 20th anniversary of ANDAM, The Fashion Spot article
  9. ^ Le dîner de l'ANDAM Archived 2011-11-08 at the Wayback Machine, a Vogue Paris report about the ANDAM dinner
  10. ^ Speech ofFrédéric Mitterrand, French Minister of Culture, on the occasion of the ANDAM Fashion Award 2011 ceremony Archived September 24, 2013, at archive.today, French Minister of Culture official website
  11. ^ "Fashion & Style Tips - Farfetch Fashion Feed".
  12. ^ http://en.vogue.fr/fashion/fashion-news/diaporama/the-winners-of-andam-2014/19430[permanent dead link]
  13. ^ "And the ANDAM Winners Are…".
  14. ^ "ANDAM Fashion Award 2016". 7 July 2016.
  15. ^ "Y/Project Wins ANDAM Award". 30 June 2017.
  16. ^ "Atlein is the winner of the ANDAM award 2018". 29 June 2018.
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