Malan Breton

Malan Breton, noted as "The Most Influential Designer You've Never Heard Of" by British Vogue, iMalan Breton is known as "The Internets Favourite Designer" by Yahoo News, "One of New York City's Most Celebrated Designers of the Past Decade" Amsterdam News, and for creating "one of the most successful self-made eponymous fashion brands on the scene" Design Scene Magazine. 31, October 2019 Malan Breton was invited by the UK Royal Family, and the Parliamentary Society to present a collection of fashion at the 84th birthday celebration of HRH Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent. Malan Breton is the UK Ambassador of the arts in Fashion as appointed by UK Parliament, and the Parliamentary Society AFS. He is also appointed Ambassador of Tourism to Taiwan, R.O.C. Malan Breton, the designer; originally from Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C, became the first designer to become a part of the cryptocurrency phenomenon, opening the first block-chain based, online, retail shop in fashion, in partnership with Tokenly and Sohomuse. His collections of clothing, fine jewelry, bridal, and accessories, for both men, and women, can be found in department stores and specialty boutiques around the globe. Breton is also known as a master of the made to measure suit, having apprenticed under the Royal Warrant. Malan has a steadfast global following of businessmen, career women, celebrities, politicians, and Royals, and is known in the United Kingdom as the "Master of the Women's Suit." Malan Breton is the recipient of the 2021 London Fashion Film Festival award for 2-d 3-d animation, the 2022 UK S.A.L. "Fashion Designer of the Year" Award, is the 2022 Recipient of the 75th Queens Jubilee Honour for Fashion Technology administered by Parliamentary Society AFS, 2016 FGI Rising Star Award in Menswear, the 2015 European Fashion Council's Eirene Award, and the 2015, 2016, and 2017 Taiwan Tourism Award for contributions in fashion, and media. In 2011, Malan Breton and NBC Universal were nominated for the WGSN Global Fashion Award for Outstanding Collaboration. As the Founder, Malan Breton is also the recipient of the 2015 NYIFF Award for Best Documentary Short, forms work as director on the biographical fashion film, Malan Breton - A Journey to Taiwan. In 2018 Malan Breton directed the music video for the Billboard number one dance single "Stars" by Kristine W. In 2020 Malan Breton directed, and costumed the music video for his top ten single "Something Stupid". The video and song feature Juri Jinnai, from the band Emergency Tiara. In 2020, Malan Breton with DNABLOCK co directed and costumed, a fully virtual 3D fashion experience called "Immortal". In 2021 Breton along with seventh generation Vanderbilt Heiress, Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, recorded the Christmas single "I'll be Home for Christmas" with all proceeds to go to charity. Malan Breton Collections have been called "Beautifully Executed" by WWD, "Sleek" by W Magazine, "Classic" by the NY Daily News, "Glamorous" by Cosmopolitan Magazine, "Sleek and Slim" by Esquire Magazine, "Sharply Tailored" by The LA Times, "Red Carpet Ready" by Maria Menounos for ELLE TV. "Breton is self taught, and never went to design school. Talk about raw talent" The NY Daily News. Malan Breton design partnerships are vast and have included Taiwan, Rado Switzerland, Joico, Lalique, Batiste, Swarovski, Warner Reprise, Twentieth Century Fox, Fancy Feast, NBC, Pepsi, Nintendo, Xbox 360, the estate of Marilyn Monroe, Jewellery television, The Smithsonian Museum, Princeton University, NY1, MTV, Bravo TV, Brother, and Singer sewing machines, and many others. Malan Breton, The Performer, discovered as a model in the 1990's modeled for the top fashion photographers in the world. Breton has appeared globally on TV, Stage, and in film. He has been featured on "Project Runway", The International "Top Model" franchise, The Real Housewives of NYC", " The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills", "MTV Video Music Awards", "MTV Detox", and his own TV show , and Webisodes on BravoTV called "The Malan Show". As a Danseur Breton danced with Paula Abdul, Missy Elliot, Puffy Combs, Anne Reinking, and many others. As a performer since the age of seven, Breton has appeared in productions globally, even lending his name for charity as a performer in "Broadway Cares Equity Fights Aids Easter Bonnet" . His voice can be heard in campaigns for Sothebys, Banana Republic, ABC, and he was the voice of ESPN "Extreme Sports". He has appeared as a commentator for "MTV News", "E News", "NBC's The Today Show", "Fox Morning Show", "CBS Morning Show", Better TV, and "OK! Magazine" where he had his own column "Malan's Musings". He is also an award winning film director, has produced shows for TV, film, and theatre. In 2017 Breton's theatrical piece "Everywhere, the end of time" was performed at the Nokia Theatre at Madison Square Garden to a standing room only audience. As an actor Breton last appeared opposite "Academy Award" Celeste Holm, in a film called "College Debts". Fun fact Malan Breton was one of the models in the 2001 film "Zoolander". Malan Breton has dressed the world's top entertainers, royalty and sports figures including Saweetie, Lorde, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Ariana Grande, Priyanka Chopra, Nikki Minaj, Bretman Rock, Nina Nesbitt, Marina Diamandis, Bebe Rexha, Florida Georgia Line, Malaika Aurora, Daya, Anne Winters, Nolan Gould, Arden Myrin, Kat McNamara, Chris Gorham, Emmett J Scanlan, Amber Heard, Anna Diop, Laura Bailey, Gregg Sulkin, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Jasmin Luv, Rocky Lynch, Vanessa J Simmons, Fernanda, Aurrejola, Echosmith, Michael Provost, Katelyn Nacon, Little Mix, Darren Criss, Paris Hilton, Fan Bing Bing, George Takei, Martha Plimpton, Kerry Washington, Michael Bublé, Minnie Driver, Kylie Minogue, Francia Raisa, Kimmy Shields, Natalia Barulich, Dakota Blue Richards, Sierra McCormick, Millicent Simmonds, Ricki Lake, BTS, Daniel Craig, Celine Dion, Amma Asante, Megan McKenna, Lady Victoria Hervey, Yxng Bane, Jody Watley, Apollonia Kotero, Amir Khan, Hannah John Kamen, Vivica A. Fox, Jessica Pimentel, Keith Carradine, Scarlett Johansson, Olivia Attwood, Bonang Matheba, Kiera Chaplin, Gavin Creel, Katrina Bowden, Frankie Grande, Danny Burstein, Paul Wesley, Baayork Lee, Paula Abdul, Ana Ivanovic, Titus Burgess, Law Roach, Nate Burleson, Sam Pinkleton, Fleur East, Jade Thirlwall, Omar Sharif Jr., Camille Grammer, Lea Salonga, Telly Leung, Bryan Batt, Lana Del Rey, Mara Wilson, Kristine W, Lena Hall, Orfeh, Sherri Saum, Dolores "LaLa" Brooks, Nina Arianda, Michelle Krusiec, Nikki Blonsky, Nadine Coyle, Laura Wright, Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, Maye Musk, Rebecca Luker, Soo Joo Park, Guy Fieri, Irina Pantaeva, Sonja Morgan, Nell Hudson, Justin Guarini, Myleene Klass, Lilla Crawford, Sherie Rene Scott and the Prince of Wales, among others. The collection has been featured on the covers of over 480 magazines and publications worldwide and in thousands of media outlets globally.