
Introduction
Stefano Gallici is an Italian designer born in Teor in 1996. He studied fashion design at IUAV University of Venice and worked within Haider Ackermann and the Antonioli Group before joining the Ann Demeulemeester menswear studio. In June 2023 he was promoted to creative director following Ludovic de Saint Sernin’s single-season tenure.
Gallici presented his first runway collection for Spring/Summer 2024 and has since developed the house through distressed tailoring, rugged leather, layered transparency and a stronger utilitarian register. Alongside the runway programme, he introduced the Wardrobe line as a recurring group of shirts, blazers, denim and other staples, giving the post-founder brand a more stable product structure.
Design ethos
Gallici works from the house’s rock-inflected romanticism but gives it a more weathered and functional surface. Frayed shearling, distressed velvet, leather, faded denim, elongated coats and trailing ties are layered into silhouettes that appear accumulated rather than newly assembled. The treatment is tactile and deliberately imperfect, with wear, fading and abrasion used as part of the construction language.
His collections retain the founder-era tension between tailoring and drape while placing greater emphasis on utility, multi-pocketed garments and an everyday uniform. Wardrobe makes that direction explicit through repeatable staples, while the runway collections use atmosphere, music and styling to keep the clothes connected to subcultural image rather than polished heritage reproduction.
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Career history
2024
Under Stefano Gallici, the house introduced Wardrobe as a recurring line of blazers, shirts, denim and other staples. The programme separated everyday product continuity from the runway’s more atmospheric styling.
2023
Stefano Gallici presented his first runway collection for Spring/Summer 2024 in Paris. The collection returned to leather, sheer layers, elongated ribbons and early archive references while introducing a rougher utilitarian register.
2023
Ann Demeulemeester promoted Stefano Gallici from the menswear studio to creative director in June 2023. His appointment restored an internal design lead and introduced a more distressed, utility-led version of the house’s rock romanticism.
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