Jeremy Scott.

Designing a sustainable future.

Designer. Icon. Pop culture figure. Enfant terrible. Jeff Koons of the fashion world. Jeremy Scott has been labelled all of these and more. For him there are no style, pattern or material boundaries and certainly no conventions. Creating pieces that are always exciting, unique, and completely unexpected.

Passion for fashion.

It’s led Jeremy to creating iconic clothes for Madonna, Kanye West, Rihanna, Christina Aguilera, Lady Gaga and the larger-than-life Bjork, whom he helped evolve many of her internet-breaking looks.
Thanks Grandma.

Not bad for a boy from Kansas, who was taught to sew by his Grandma, who herself was an avid crocheter and quilter. Giving Jeremy the tools and skills to start designing his own clothes and looks.
From a farm town to Paris.

You can image some of the stares a rural farm town would offer to his bright, daring and challenging garments. From there he never looked back, studying in New York and then flying straight to Paris where he founded his famed label in 1997.
The success.

Since then, he has made as many headlines as the clothes he has, with striking collaborations with ADIDAS Originals, Louboutin and Longchamp.

Designer Jeremy Scott sketching ideas for the Hyundai Team Century in his studio.

We have to pay attention to this beautiful planet we live on to take care of it as it's taking care of us for centuries.

- Jeremy Scott, Hyundai Team Century member -

Jeremy Scott in his studio creating the Hyundai Team Century jersey.

Q&A with Jeremy Scott.

Jeremy:

“For me, it’s the idea of viewing fashion and clothing as collectible pieces to be treasured and passed down to a relative, child or friend: that is how I would love for everyone to view it.

Recycling and reusing are what fashion should all be about. It’s what I’ve always done, and will always do.”

Jeremy:

“Well yes, especially when thinking about one’s personal style and cultivating it over time and with it retaining something personal, which for me is the only way fashion can be!”

Jeremy:

“I was just really excited when Hyundai asked me about doing this jersey. They upcycle materials to design new things, and that’s what I did when it comes to this jersey.

No matter what language someone speaks: pop iconography, these are symbols that are universal. So, with the Goal of the Century, I thought what I could do, is to create a something we can all wear, together.”

Jeremy:

“I am a fashion designer, yes but I am also an artist, collector, creator, and more. I never limit myself and I constantly challenge myself.

To me, any pursuit that requires dedication and passion, I relate to it. I believe that creativity and drive are contagious! To be part of this newly formed team is such an honour and privilege, and I’m here to create new conversations, ideas, and solutions for our planet!”

Jeremy:

“It’s such an iconic number in sport, which tends to be worn by players who not only change the game but also the world.

They use their skills as a platform for more than sport, becoming ambassadors and leaders. This number is more than famous. It’s the number I strive to be.”