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Sies Marjan Designer Sander Lak to Launch Menswear Label

Lak will debut his new venture during Paris men’s fashion week in June, presenting his first collection since the shuttering of the buzzy Sies Marjan in 2020.
Sander Lak.
Sanderlak will be unveiled at Paris men’s fashion week later this month. The label is inspired by menswear, but intended to cater to all genders. (Taylor Tupy)
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Sander Lak, the Central Saint Martins-trained designer behind now-defunct New York label Sies Marjan, will debut a new luxury brand, Sanderlak, at Paris men’s fashion week later this month. The label is inspired by menswear, but intended to cater to all genders.

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A Buzzy New Beginning

Sies Marjan, a new label designed by former Dries Van Noten head designer Sander Lak, makes a winning debut.

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