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Alex Rotin

Paris, France

With Fabrique since 2020 6 works Alex Rotin is a couture-trained fashion designer whose career spans some of the most respected names in luxury fashion. A graduate of ESMOD Paris, he began his journey with formative internships at Kenzo and Karl Lagerfeld, gaining early exposure to both creative experimentation and disciplined craftsmanship.

Inspiration

Alex paints a picture of Paris, the city of light and joy, where history meets innovation. Here, fashion becomes a mindset, where afternoon wandering leads naturally to leisurely French tea.

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Works

Colmar Boxy Tweed Jacket in French Bouclé

$564.00

Gray French bouclé tweed jacket with metallic buttons and pocket flaps, front view on model outdoors

Deauville Hand Woven Trim Crew Neck Tweed Jacket in French Bouclé

$548.00

Cherbourg Sleeveless Tweed Midi Dress in French Bouclé with Metallic Threads

$609.00

Pensée Double-Breasted Jacket in Lurex Tweed

$655.00

Hailey Contrast Trim Vest in Herringbone Tweed

$303.00

Black herringbone tweed sleeveless vest with contrast trim and pearl buttons, front on model wearing white blouse

Black herringbone tweed sleeveless vest with contrast trim and front pockets, front view on model with arms raised.

Hailey Contrast Trim Vest in Herringbone Tweed

$303.00

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Colmar Boxy Tweed Jacket in French Bouclé

$564.00

Deauville Hand Woven Trim Crew Neck Tweed Jacket in French Bouclé

$548.00

Cherbourg Sleeveless Tweed Midi Dress in French Bouclé with Metallic Threads

$609.00

Pensée Double-Breasted Jacket in Lurex Tweed

$655.00

Hailey Contrast Trim Vest in Herringbone Tweed

$303.00

Hailey Contrast Trim Vest in Herringbone Tweed

$303.00

Background

Alex Rotin is a couture-trained fashion designer whose career spans some of the most respected names in luxury fashion. A graduate of ESMOD Paris, he began his journey with formative internships at Kenzo and Karl Lagerfeld, gaining early exposure to both creative experimentation and disciplined craftsmanship.

He went on to refine his design approach at Nina Ricci, before leading menswear at Jean-Louis Scherrer. These roles helped shape his strong understanding of structure, proportion, and the technical foundations of high-end garment construction.

Rotin later joined the haute couture team at Chanel, where his work further developed within one of fashion’s most exacting environments. This experience reinforced his focus on precision, detail, and timeless design values.

His creative perspective is informed by a blend of Asian cultural influences and classic European fashion traditions, resulting in collections that feel both expressive and controlled. Time spent working in New York added a dynamic, contemporary energy to his work, complementing his Parisian training.

In 2006, Rotin launched his namesake label, marking a new chapter in his career. Today, his designs are recognised for translating couture-level expertise into pieces that prioritise individuality, confidence, and enduring relevance.

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