Christopher Nemeth, a standout in the 80s London fashion scene with The House of Beauty and Culture, was known for his intricate cutting and sewing, creating a distinctive silhouette he termed a "self-portrait." Moving from London to Tokyo, he gained a devoted following for his handmade garments, blending art and fashion seamlessly. Nemeth's work transcended trends, embodying avant-garde British style with a unique twist, such as the cotton shirt featuring multiple layers of shades of red, green and burnt orange.
