Designer Kirk Millar tells i-D about reimagining boyish, prep school styles.
Of late, it would appear that most fashion houses are looking anywhere but at design itself when crafting each collection. For Kirk Millar, co-founder of New York-based label,, he's more concerned with the character focus, the subtlety of skill, than making a statement about climate change or doing a music collaboration."The industry from my view is in a mania," explains Millar.
You've said before that you're concerned with the role of fantasy in fashion. What does that mean to you exactly? When you set out to create a collection, what guides you? Do you think you have a certain responsibility to move culture or ideas in any particular direction?
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