ANDAM
Award
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The ANDAM Fashion Awards, or “Prix de l’ANDAM,” are a French fashion awards ceremony organized by the National Association for the Development of the Fashion Arts. The organisation presenting the ceremony was established in 1989 by Nathalie Dufour as part of a joint initiative between the Ministry of Culture and the organization Defi Mode. Since then, it has become recognized as a reference point for designers, fashion professionals, and members of the international press, as well as a gateway for young designers seeking to enter Paris Fashion Week.[1][2]
| ANDAM FASHION AWARDS PARIS | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Fashion |
| Sponsored by | Association Nationale pour le Développement des Arts de la Mode, French Ministry of Culture, Defi Mode |
| Location | Paris |
| Country | France |
| First award | 1989 |
| Website | www |
History
Initiated in 1989 by Nathalie Dufour and chaired from the outset by Pierre Bergé, and since 2018 by Guillaume Houzé, ANDAM’s mission is to discover and support fashion designers as well as innovative technological start-ups, both French and international, that actively contribute to the vitality of the Paris fashion scene, the attractiveness of the French fashion industry, and more broadly to the future of creative design.[3]
By bringing together major institutional and private stakeholders in the sector around this mission, ANDAM positions itself as a driver of the development of new economic models and provides creative, social, ethical, and environmental responses to the needs of an industry facing unprecedented change.[4] with a €60 000 L'Express Style prize being introduced.[1]
Each year, through its internationally recognized competition, ANDAM awards a total of €700,000 in grants and provides dedicated support from its sponsors to fashion businesses, enabling them to develop and sustain their operations.[1]
Facts
- 1989: Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela becomes the first laureate.
- 1994: Viktor & Rolf receive the main grant.
- 1995: Christophe Lemaire wins the competition and later becomes artistic director of the French fashion house Hermès.
- 1998: Jeremy Scott wins and later collaborates with Longchamp.
- 2000: Lutz Huelle wins, becomes artistic director of Jesús del Pozo works for Max Mara and Brioni (brand) and also serves as artistic director of his own eponymous brand.
- 2003: Anne-Valérie Hash wins.
- 2005: ANDAM opens its competition to international candidates not residing in France, allowing Bernhard Willhelm to win the award. Felipe Oliveira Baptista, former artistic director of Lacoste, collaborates with LVMH and Beams (Japon).
- 2007: Longchamp joins the patrons of ANDAM.Bruno Pieters is funded by Yves Saint Laurent the Pierre Bergé–Yves Saint Laurent Foundation.
- 2008: ANDAM creates an international prize with a total value of €150,000. Gareth Pugh is the recipient of this new grant.
- 2009: A second prize is created, the Young Fashion Designer Award, won by Ligia Diaz. Longchamp collaborates with Jeremy Scott, Bless and Charles Anastase, former ANDAM laureates. ANDAM also celebrates its 20th anniversary.[5] ANDAM celebrates its 20th anniversary.
- 2010: The Italian group OTB and its president Renzo Rosso join the patrons of ANDAM. ANDAM organizes its first “fashion dinner” hosted by the French Minister of Culture, rue de Valois, attended by major figures of the contemporary fashion scene.[6]
- 2011: Swarovski once again joins the patrons of ANDAM. ANDAM awards Anthony Vaccarello wa grant of €200,000, enabling him to establish his French company. The Première Collection Prize is awarded to Yiqing Yin who receives a grant of €60,000..[7]
- 2012: The fashion house Saint Laurent joins the circle of ANDAM patrons. ANDAM awards Julien David a grant of €230,000 and Pièce d’Anarchive a grant of €60,000.
- 2013: ANDAM awards Alexandre Mattiussi a grant of €250,000 and Christine Phung€75,000 along with the Première Collection Prize..[8]
- 2014: The Kering group and the Tomorrow showroom become patrons of ANDAM. ANDAM awards Iris Van Herpen €250,000 endowment and Sébastien Meyer €75,000 along with the Première Collection Prize.[9]
- 2015: ANDAM awards Stéphane Ashpool the €250,000 Grand Prize, Léa Peckre the Première Collection Prize of €100,000, and Charlotte Chesnais the Accessories Prize of €50,000.[10]
- 2016: ANDAM awards Wanda Nylon the €250,000 Grand Prize, Atlein eceives the Première Collection Prize of €100,000, and the Accessories Prize goes to Tomasini (€50,000).[11]
- 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[12]
- 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[13]
- 2019:Christelle Kocher, founder of the brand Koché, receives the prize.
- 2024 : ANDAM celebrates its 35th anniversary[14] awith a dedicated program: a pop-up at Galeries Lafayette, an exhibition of former laureates at MAD MAD, and a WSN-ANDAM evening at Maxim's. For this anniversary edition, the fashion house Saint Laurent and Anthony Vaccarello preside over the jury.[15].
ANDAM Laureates
| 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[16] |
| 2013 | Alexandre Mattiussi, Christine Phung[17] |
| 2014 | Iris Van Herpen, Coperni Femme[18] |
| 2015 | Pigalle Paris, Léa Peckre, Charlotte Chesnais |
| 2016 | Wanda Nylon, Atlein, Léa Peckre[19] |
| 2017 | Y/Project, AVOC, Ana Khouri, Euveka[20] |
| 2018 | Atlein, Ludovic de Saint Sernin, D’Heygère, Colorifix[21] |
| 2019 | Koché, Nix Lecourt Mansion, Khaore, Worn Again Technologies[22] |
| 2020 | Special COVID edition: Marine Serre, Y/Project, Mossi, Tekyn[23] |
| 2021 | Bianca Saunders[24], EGONLab, Aswad, Spinnova |
| 2022 | BOTTER, Robert Wun, Bluemarble, Dolly Cohen, Everdye[25] |
| 2023 | Louis-Gabriel Nouchi, Duran Lantink, Ester Manas, Avellano, Ruslan Baginsky, Sqim/Mogu[26] |
| 2024 | Christopher Esber, 3.Paradis, Pièces Uniques, Maeden, Alternative Innovation, Autone[27] |
| 2025 | Meryll Rogge, AlainPaul, Burç Akyol, Sarahlevy, Losanje, Goldeneye[28] |
