A DEDICATION TO EXCELLENCE: LVMH PRIZE PARTICIPANTS
At Antidote, we believe that exceptional design deserves to be celebrated. We're honoring the young designers recognized by one of fashion's most prestigious international competitions: the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers. Each of these talented creatives has been globally recognized for their innovative designs and dedication to excellence. Whether through sustainable design practices, precision tailoring, bold artistic vision, or groundbreaking construction techniques, they have been identified as the very best of their generation. Now, their award-winning collections are accessible to you.
HODAKOVA ('24)
Ellen Hodakova Larsson, a Swedish designer, claimed victory in the 2024 LVMH Prize, solidifying her brand's position as a leader in sustainable luxury. Based in Stockholm, Hodakova specializes in sophisticated womenswear that merges sustainability with elegant design. Her collections reflect a commitment to responsible production without compromising on refined aesthetics or impeccable tailoring.
TOLU COKER ('25)
British-Nigerian designer Tolu Coker was recognized as a 2025 LVMH Prize finalist, earning her place among fashion's most promising talents. Based in London, Coker's womenswear collections celebrate cultural heritage and Black diaspora narratives through vibrant patterns, traditional weaving techniques, and sustainable fabrics. Her work serves as both fashion and cultural documentation, honoring identity through every garment.
ALAINPAUL ('25)
Parisian designer Alain Paul emerged as a 2025 LVMH Prize finalist, showcasing his distinctive approach to menswear and womenswear. Originally trained as a ballet dancer, Paul's collections reflect discipline and precision through sharp tailoring, experimental cuts, and a deep understanding of movement and proportion. His work bridges the worlds of choreography and high fashion.
MARINE SERRE ('17)
Marine Serre captured the 2017 LVMH Prize, marking a turning point for sustainable luxury fashion. Based in Paris, the French designer has become synonymous with regenerated denim and upcycled materials, proving that environmental responsibility and high fashion are not mutually exclusive. Her moon-motif designs and commitment to circular design have redefined what luxury means in the modern era.
DILARA FINDIKOGLU ('17)
Turkish designer Dilara Findikoglu was recognized as a semi-finalist for the 2017 LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers, earning her place among the most innovative emerging talents in luxury fashion. Based in London, Findikoglu's womenswear collections are defined by a daring aesthetic that merges dark romanticism with avant-garde construction, drawing from Turkish folklore, occult symbolism, and punk rebellion.
CRAIG GREEN ('15)
British menswear designer Craig Green was recognized as a 2015 LVMH Prize finalist, launching a career defined by innovative tailoring and sculptural silhouettes. Based in London, Green's menswear collections are known for their structural precision and avant-garde construction. His work has become synonymous with experimental British design that refuses to compromise on craftsmanship.
SIMONE ROCHA ('14)
Irish designer Simone Rocha was a finalist in the inaugural 2014 LVMH Prize, establishing herself as a force in luxury womenswear. Based in London, Rocha's collections blend femininity with strength, drawing inspiration from art history, personal narratives, and the powerful women in her life. Her meticulous construction and romantic yet rebellious aesthetic have earned her a devoted global following.
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