Her simple, crisp, color-blocked designs for men and women were adorned with skinny rope drawstrings, safety buckles and chunky nautical ropes and clips.

This coed collection was designed to be elegant as the weather changes, and was filled with comforting looks.

Stephanie Hahn understands a good suit. Handmade in Germany, the pieces she puts out ooze chic, but remain playful, signaling the youthful character that is needed to stay relevant and fresh amid more established brands. For spring, the designer worked double-breasted, laid-back blazers in tropical wool and high-waisted, belted trousers, cropped to reveal a sporty […]

The collection mixed English ravers with huntsmen dressing to strong visual effect.

“It’s mostly about the trench this season,” warned Stephanie Hahn backstage before the show.

Stephanie Hahn said she looked to Oscar Wilde’s flamboyant aesthetic for fall.

Stephanie Hahn’s soft tailoring felt more athletic than in previous seasons.

Stephanie Hahn took a walk on the wild side this season, experimenting for the first time with faux fur.

Stephanie Hahn’s debut on the official Paris calendar was a pristine affair, with Robert Ryman as its snowy inspiration.

Having trained as a pattern maker at the prestigious Arts Academy of Dusseldorf, Stephanie Hahn showed state-of-the-art tailoring.