FLETT John (Designer)

John Flett's clothes were known for their complexity of cut: circular seams, abundant drapes and cavalier shapes that made theatrical figures of those who wore them. Widely respected and admired for his work, Flett was a central figure in the 1980s club scene in London, where he partied with other designers of the time including his former boyfriend John Galliano. They both created theatrical fashion that challenged the status quo but matured into distinctive, directional styles. Flett started his own label in 1988 but closed it down a year later to go freelance. He moved to Europe to work with Claude Montana at Lanvin in Paris and then at Enrico Coveri in Milan, but died of a heart attack, aged twenty-seven, before his promise could be fulfilled. 

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