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Designer, Balletshofer

Alan Balletshofer

Designer behind the German label Balletshofer, which shows at Berlin Fashion Week. The brand takes a multidisciplinary approach, bringing streetwear elements into traditional tailoring, and its collections are defined by contrasting design ideas and attention to detail. He still sews many of the pieces himself, according to the label's Berlin Fashion Week profile.

Houses

Their runway, measured

5 looks in 1 show

Next to every runway we track, Alan Balletshofer's looks are darker, more muted, more neutral and warmer.

Colours

Share of garment area across their looks; × is against every runway.

Colour and surface

  • Lightness28/100darker · all runways 39/100
  • Colour saturation4.1more muted · all runways 12.6
  • Neutrals100%more neutral · all runways 60%
  • Warm hues100%warmer · all runways 70%
  • Tonal looks100%more tonal · all runways 33%
  • Colour-blockingΔE 2less colour-blocked · all runways ΔE 35
  • Surface texture1.79smoother · all runways 5.06
  • Sheen0.047more matte · all runways 0.065

What sets them apart

Shapes, fabrics and details they use far more often than other designers.

Austere 5.2×Wool / tailoring cloth 3.3×Minimalist 2.8×Straight / tubular 2.5×

Silhouettes

  • Straight / tubular 100%2.5×
  • Boxy 40%3.4×
  • Oversized 40%1.4×
  • High-rise 20%
  • Column 20%

Materials

  • Wool / tailoring cloth 100%3.3×
  • Cotton / poplin 60%1.9×

Details

  • Oversized collar 80%6.9×
  • Hardware / studs / chains 40%3.0×
  • Lacing / ties 20%
  • Belts 20%
  • Utility pockets 20%1.4×

Patterns

  • Pinstripe 20%6.1×

Mood

  • Austere 100%5.2×
  • Elegant 40%
  • Subversive 40%3.5×
  • Powerful 40%2.7×
  • Utilitarian 20%2.8×

Era references

  • 1990s 20%2.7×

From the AI tags on 5 of their looks. A designer is credited with a house's shows while they lead it; ×: how much more often than across all 25,892 measured looks.

Opening looks

The first looks of each collection

Collections