Maximilian Raynor

Maximilian's theatrical storytelling and non-conforming designs have earned him a spot as one of London's 'ones to watch'. Having  opened the official London Fashion Week calendar with his solo debut runway presented by Hi-fi, Raynor has countless celebrity supporters from Chappell Roan, Lady Gaga + Rita Ora to Gwendoline Christie, Amelia Dimoldenberg + Ashley Graham. 

Raynor has work featured in Dazed and Another, has been on the cover of Rolling Stone, Perfect + Glamour and was included in British Vogue's article 'Who Is The Next Jonathan Anderson'. The Derbyshire born designer worked closely under Jonathan Anderson and Sean McGirr at JW Anderson, then as Studio Co-Ordinator for Mr Steven Philip's archive whose primary clients were Fendi, Dior and Loewe. 

He also guest lectures at Central Saint Martins, London College of Fashion and Westminster and won the prestigious ITS contest in Italy following in the footsteps of Chanel's Matthieu Blazy + Gucci's Demna. His work is stocked in the cult Soho concept store Machine A and the 27 year old has presented collections on 4 continents, including a runway in Rwanda hosted by King Charles III. In October, Raynor won the UK leg of the Circular Design Challenge, awarded for his commitment to zero-waste textiles and advocacy for the queer/ trans community. "