Designers Phoebe Philo and Kerby Jean-Raymond also signed up to help choose the 2021 winner.

Male and female models pose without clothes in the Koché studio for the French label’s pre-spring collection images.

The collection is made up of five genderless pieces.

The annual French fashion prize recognizes the onerous expenses designers face in the digital age.

The first unified men’s and women’s collection will be unveiled on Jan. 24 during Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

Guillaume de Seynes, Jean-François Palus and Sidney Toledano of LVMH join 10 representatives from public and private sectors.

The independent designers are carving out space for sustainable fashion — keeping it stimulating and taking it online.

A 500,000 euro sum will be distributed to four French labels. 

Nicolas Lecourt Mansion’s quirky collection channeled strong women living in the shadows of powerful men.

Christelle Kocher’s fall collection was the first since her Koché label joined forces with Renzo Rosso’s fashion group OTB, and it showed.

The French designer is leveraging her Italian connections to propel her Koché label into a new phase of expansion.

Organizers said L’Oréal Paris and Google France are joining the consortium of sponsors of the prize.

The collection, the first created with OTB’s production arm Staff International, was all made in Italy.

The collection will bow for fall 2020 and include all product categories, including ready-to-wear, footwear, handbags and small leather goods, for women and men.

Winners of past editions joined founder Nathalie Dufour to celebrate the prize’s 30th anniversary at the French Ministry of Culture.