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Editor’s Pick
Suzanne Koller is one of the industry's most revered Stylists and Art Directors. In 1994 she co-founded the independent Self Service Magazine, where she remained Creative Director until 2014, when she was named Fashion Director at Vogue Paris. Today, she is Fashion Director at M, le Monde. Her sharp style has inspired legions of imitations, but she never rests on her laurels, constantly evolving and surprising us with her powerful editorial.
Suzanne Koller
"Styling used to be about dressing, choosing, and picking the clothes. Now it's more about creating an image. A fashion image has to say something. And it has to live for much longer than a season."
- Your First Fashion Encounter ?
Helmut Lang's first store in Vienna before he became famous in Paris!
- The Collection you will never forget?
All the Helmut Lang Shows I coud assist
- Your Vintage Muse?
Charlotte Rampling
- Your most treasured vintage find ?
My Saint Laurent collection I entirely collected for 10 years on E Bay and then entirely sold on Re-SEE.com
I think I might start a new one with Martin Margiela and Céline
- The Piece that got away and are now on the hunt for?
Martin Margiela for Hermès, which I couldn't afford back then
What I love to Re-SEE
Claudia Schiffer, styled by Suzanne Koller and photographed by Katja Rahlwes, Self Service Issue no27
Size
34 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
37.5
Condition
Excellent
Size
36 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
36 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
42 IT
Condition
Very Good
Size
40 FR
Condition
Very Good
Size
-
Condition
Very Good
Size
38.5
Condition
Very Good
Size
38 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
40 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
36 FR
Condition
Very Good
Size
38 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
38 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
38 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
40 FR
Condition
Very Good
Size
36 FR
Condition
Very Good
Size
40 FR
Condition
Excellent
Size
-
Condition
Good
"The model in front of the camera isn’t a doll. Young photographers often have the same ideas and values as the models they’re shooting. It’s one woman in front of the camera—and a different woman behind it. I find that inspiring!" Vogue , March 2018
Suzanne's 5 Vintage Essentials.
1
Several Hermès bags
2
Maison Martin Margiela evening dresses and Smoking Ligne 4
3
Charles Jourdan evening sandals
4
Black nylon Helmut Lang Shift dress
5
Anything Old Céline from the last 10 years
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