Malan Breton
Malan Breton was born in Taipei on June 16th, 1973 and is the Fashion Designer. At the age of 50, Malan Breton biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.
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Career
In 1996, Breton moved to New York to cast for the New York fashion week Spring 1997 Collection shows at 7th on Sixth. As a model, Breton was photographed by top photographers and directors Herb Ritts, Len Prince and Hype Williams. Thom Oliphant, Joseph Kahn, thus getting his start in fashion design as a stylist. His mentors in fashion include Arnold Scaasi, also noted is his training on Savile Row. In 2005, Breton was one of twelve new designers to watch for on the New York runway in WWD Women's Wear Dailies "Cheat Sheet". Malan Breton first received public notice when he came in 14th in the third season of Project Runway (2006).
Breton was featured on an episode of E! Television Fashion Emergency when he performed in the 1998 revival of Cabaret on Broadway. From 1999 to 2005, he was the promo voice of ESPN Extreme Sports and the promo voice for ABC Sports in 2033.
In 2007, he opened the first Malan Breton flagship store in NYC's East Village. The collection expanded in 2008 to include Malan Breton Accessories. and in 2010, expanded to include a full line of menswear - Malan Breton Homme (Men). In 2008, Breton and the collection was featured on an episode of Australia's Next Top Model (Cycle 4, episode New York, New York). They featured on an episode of MTV News (episode 'Project Runway' Alumni Stand Out at New York Fashion Week). In 2009, he appeared on MTV Detox (Jim Cantiello With No Pants!). In 2011, Malan Breton Homme and Breton were featured on an episode of MTV News (It's A 'Party And Rock And Roll' Lifestyle For Jim). In 2010, Breton designed costumes for NBC's prime-time game show Minute to Win It, and again in 2011. In 2012, Malan Breton expanded to include Fantôme Malan Breton.
In 2014, Malan Breton expanded into outerwear with his first license In 2015, Breton starred with Celeste Holm in the comedy College Debts. In 2016, Malan Breton was named Ambassador to Taiwan to the office of Tourism. In 2017, Breton appeared on an episode of Good Day New York featured on FOX Television Stations, and partnered with Tokenly and Sohomuse to "launch the first blockchain-powered digital experience for the fashion industry".
In 2020, Breton held his first 3D online fashion show, featuring CGI-designed models. On 27 March 2020, Malan Breton with Emergency Tiara released a cover of the music single "Somethin' Stupid". In December 2020, Malan Breton duetted with seventh generation Vanderbilt heir Consuelo Costin, on a charity cover of the song "I'll Be Home for Christmas".
Awards
- 2022: UK S.A.L. "British Fashion Designer of the Year" Award
- 2022: Fashion Film Festival Milan - "Cameramoda" National Chamber of Italian Fashion Cinecitta Jury Selection, "Best Animated Short Film", "Immortal"
- 2021: London Fashion Film Festival Jury Selection for “best 2D 3D Animation” for the, Spring Summer 2021, AI VR fashion film “Immortal” with DNABLOCK Ai
- 2021: UK Parliament/Parliamentary Society AFS Award for charitable efforts for children during the pandemic
- 2021: Carmarthen Bay Film Festival, UK “Best Animated Short” [Nominee] “Immortal” with DNABLOCK Ai