Vincent Lantzy, a fashion revolutionary from Detroit, embarked on his creative journey as a tailor at 15, swiftly progressing to work in a denim factory. After a transformative period in New York, he moved to Los Angeles, landing an internship with Tom Ford and becoming the mastermind behind Haven House, a vintage clothing store with a smoky, rebellious aura. His collection, "Ode to Anarchy", crafted in his Hollywood apartment, encourages individuality and self-expression, influenced by a myriad of sources from the Sex Pistols and Vivienne Westwood to his own designer grandmothers. Passionate about authenticity, Lantzy firmly believes in inspiring through personal narratives and fostering an evolution of creativity. His creative endeavors extend to film and art projects, promising an exciting impact on this decade's aesthetics and style.