Sid Neigum

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Sid Neigum
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Born1988 (age 35–36) [1]
Drayton Valley, Alberta, Canada [2]
Education Fashion Institute of Technology [3]
OccupationFashion designer
Awards Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards (CAFA) Womenswear Designer of the Year, 2019 [4]

Suzanne A. Rogers Award for International Development, 2019 [5] [6]

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Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards (CAFA) Emerging Talent, 2015

Mercedes-Benz Start Up Winner, 2014 [7]

Toronto Fashion Incubator's New Labels Award Winner, 2012 [8]
Website www.sidneigum.com

Sid Neigum is a Canadian fashion designer. [9] He lives and works in Toronto, Ontario.

Early life and education

Sid Neigum was born and raised in Drayton Valley, [10] an oil and gas town of 7,200 people located in the Canadian province of Alberta, to parents Marie and Darrell Neigum. [11] According to Forbes , Neigum was 'Inspired to try running his own business by observing his father, who ran an excavation firm". [12] Neigum also has a sister, Kailey, who is a personal trainer in Edmonton, Alberta. [11] [13] Neigums early interests included science, Lego, K'NEX, model rockets, and Suzuki method piano. [14] [15] [16] In 2017, Sotheby's mentioned, "Neigum spent his youth playing in punk and metal bands, developing a keen fascination for musician dressing (his uniform is still all-black jeans and T-shirts, of his own design). His grandmother was a seamstress and her influence rubbed off. "Without making a pattern, she would just grab the measuring tape and whip up a dress for my sister," Neigum remembers. "I always found it interesting that she could create something from nothing in an hour."" [17] In 2009, Sid Neigum graduated with a Diploma in Fashion Design and Apparel Production from Edmonton's MC College. [18] After graduating, he moved to New York City to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology and intern for Yigal Azrouël. [19] [20]

Career

In March 2011, Neigum presented his first collection at Toronto Fashion Week. One year after Neigum's first collection, in April 2012, he received the Toronto Fashion Incubator's New Labels Award, [21] an honour accompanied by a $25,000 cash prize sponsored by Suzanne A. Rogers, free studio space at the Toronto Fashion Incubator for one year, and editorial coverage in Flare magazine. [22] Upon receiving this Neigum moved from New York to Toronto. In 2014, he won the Mercedes-Benz Start Up Award, [23] which included a $30,000 grant, and mentorships from Fashion magazine's editor in chief, Bernadette Morra and IMG Canada's Carolyn Quinn. [24] That same year, Neigum's line was purchased by The Room at The Bay. In February 2015, Neigum won the Swarovski Emerging Talent Award at the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards, [25] which awarded $10,000 [26] and mentorships from Natasha Koifman of NKPR Inc and Suzanne Timmins, SVP and fashion director of Hudson's Bay Company and Lord & Taylor. In September 2016, Neigum won the DHL Exported program in London, which awarded him with two fully sponsored fashion shows at London Fashion Week; he has gone on to show his collections in Dubai, Paris, New York, and Shanghai. [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32] Neigum's work has been featured in Vogue , [33] i-D , [34] Harper's Bazaar , [35] Forbes , [12] V , [36] Vogue Italia , [37] Women's Wear Daily , [38] Fashion magazine, [9] Elle , [39] and Business of Fashion. [40] His collections are sold at retailers such as YOOX Net-a-Porter Group, [41] Joyce Boutique, [17] Selfridges, [42] La Maison Simons, [43] and Hudson's Bay Company. [44] In March 2020, he opened a direct to consumer e-commerce website. [45]

In Spring 2022, Sid Neigum was featured as part of Intermix's "Be Bold" campaign. The company's vice president of marketing and creative Paula Knight said of the collection “empowering women to be bold is at the cornerstone of our brand". [46]

Notable clients

Neigum has dressed Kylie Jenner, Este Haim, Lorde, SZA, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, Coco Rocha, Lady Kitty Spencer, Jennifer Aniston, Jada Pinkett Smith, Rooney Mara, Rose-Marie Perreault, Tasha Tilberg, Liisa Winkler, Karine Vanasse, Stacey McKenzie, Ruth Negga, Elaine Welteroth, Jessi Cruickshank, Angel Olsen, Jessie Andrews, Georgia Fowler, and Katy Perry. [47] [48] [49] [50] [51] [52] [35] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59] [60] [61]

Automotive design

In 2017, Neigum partnered with Pfaff Automotive to create bespoke luxury vehicles. These vehicles included an Audi Q7, BMW Alpina B7, and Porsche 911 Carrera S. [62] [63]

Sid Neigum Pfaff Porsche 911 S Design Sid Neigum Pfaff Porsche 911 S Design.jpg
Sid Neigum Pfaff Porsche 911 S Design

Reception

Nicholas Mellamphy, former buying director for The Room at The Bay was quoted saying, "Without question Sid Neigum is the most exciting Canadian designer to hit the runway in a long time." [64] He later went on to say in an interview with Business of Fashion, "Women who are buying into big European brands like Azzedine Alaïa are also buying into Sid's collection. When a consumer has the ability to buy anyone but buys someone new, it shows that the designer has the ability to penetrate the market." [19]

In March 2016, Maya Singer of Vogue said, "Sid Neigum is one to watch .... he's a designer as interested in creating a wardrobe as he is in indulging an intellectual pursuit." [33]

In December 2016, Vogue named Neigum "One of 16 Designers who won 2016". [65] Going on to say, "Neigum made his London Fashion Week debut in February with an inventive collection of sculptural gowns, camel hair capes, and rumpled jackets based on the golden ratio (1 x 1.618). ... Neigum's clothes are conceptual and avant-garde, but they make sense for real life, too." [65]

In April 2018, Forbes said, "Neigum's approach, which reflects his mathematical bent, soon won many fans. As Vogue put it recently, "Neigum's essential passion, as a designer, is for geometry; he's an innovative patternmaker, and his work is premised on a near-religious belief in the beauty and power of the golden ratio, a proportion he diligently works through his clothes." With fashion lovers eager to buy his designs, Neigum broke $1 million in revenue as a solo entrepreneur." [12]

In March 2019, Vogue noted, "Sid Neigum's latest collection began with Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less , a book whose central philosophy revolves around paring things back to find the best path forward. The Canadian designer had read a translated quote from German industrial designer Dieter Rams: "Less, but better." "It changed my life and kind of became the starting point of this collection," Neigum said." [66]

Awards

2019: Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards (CAFA) Womenswear Designer of the Year [4]

2019: Suzanne A. Rogers Award for International Development [5] [6]

2016: DHL Exported Award [67] [68]

2015: Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards The Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent, 2015 [69]

2014: Mercedes-Benz Start Up Winner [7]

2012: Toronto Fashion Incubator's New Labels Award Winner [8]

Personal life

Sid Neigum is in a relationship with Chloe Gordon, the co-founder and fashion designer of Beaufille. [70] [71] [72] Neigum is a marathon runner, and has run several marathons in Toronto, Rome, and Barcelona. [73] [12] [74]

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