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Equipped with a mix of Austro-Italian and Belgian-Peruvian DNA, designers Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos have managed to fillip their young label Peter Pilotto towards critical acclaim and an impressive sales graph, against all economic odds in a period marked by a financial crisis. Their signature designs unite otherworldly prints with soft, sculptural shapes and keep evolving from one collection to the next.<\/p>\n
They have come to Berlin for one night only to present an installation at an exhibition involving Mercedes-Benz cars and curated by the Antwerp fashion museum MoMu. Though they haven\u2019t been here in over seven years, their impression of the city is pretty spot-on: \u201cIt\u2019s an exciting city that relates to youth,\u201d says De Vos, \u201cIt seems as if you\u2019re young and cool and naughty, you have to be in Berlin.\u201d Pilotto adds: \u201cIn London, everybody considers moving to Berlin. In that sense it must be quite exciting, how the city is becoming more international. A place that only has locals is boring. But in terms of fashion, we belong in London.\u201d They both agree that the Berlin design scene is too casual for their high fashion range.<\/p>\n
As for the design process, creative decisions are made together. \u201cI won\u2019t say there are no fights, though,\u201d De Vos says with a smile. \u201cBut communication is very important,\u201d Pilotto adds. \u201cThe business is growing and we have to be careful to take the right steps.\u201d<\/p>\n
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