Erik Halley
Erik Halley: a British creator
Erik Halley is a British creator of jewels and accessories. He sets and assembles these eccentricities on clothes and shoes. Above all else, Erik Halley invents dream scenarios with feathers, twisting and boiling them before spraying them with lacquer and coloring them. His feathers from peacocks, kingfishers, and birds of paradise are appreciated by Lagerfeld per Chanel, come a Jeremy Scott e a Hussein Chalayan.
The designer who brought feathered decorations back into fashion’ presented his first personal Collection during the Parisian haute coutere exhibitions.
The exhibition of La Beauté in Avignon was among the shows that hosted the designer’s works before the millennium.
A parade of unique models by Micra (created by 11 designers among whom were Erik Halley, Yves Saint-Laurent, John Galliano, Van Cleef, and Arples) was presented along Parisian streets on the occasion of the Micrawards. The prototype design for this event by the designer was black covered with red Swarovski crystals.
Halley’s inventions are on sale in approximately fifty boutiques worldwide in the USA, Australia, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Spain, and Italy. They are created in his workshop with a staff of four.
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