Vogue Runway’s Nicole Phelps sits down with designer Gabriela Hearst to discuss her three years at Chloé, what’s next for her eponymous brand, the Uruguayan night sky, and the witchy women who inspire her.
Gabriela Hearst prioritized sustainability in her design process long before it became a buzzword. She first learned about the concept growing up on her family’s ranch in Uruguay, where utility was critical—they were hours from the nearest town, so their things had to last. They rationed out their flour and sugar and made their own soap. Now, Hearst has left soap-making for a successful career in luxury clothing design, and shown her competitors that the industry doesn’t have to be wasteful.
It’s an ethos she brought to Chloé, turning it into a B Corp-certified brand, and a constant consideration when sourcing materials for her current collections. She explained that eliminating excess was core to her mission at Chloé; when it comes to quality products, less is more. While her clothes could certainly be described as “quiet luxury,” they really exist beyond the realm of fast-paced trends. Hearst is the first to admit that she’s always marched to her own beat.
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