Given Daniel’s extensive resume, we’re excited to see what he conjures up for Next In Fashion. "I decided to change up the release dates with my own brand this season so I could give both collections some breathing room," he told GQ of his career balancing act, which included filming the Netflix show.
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"I’ve always been quite open to mixing up the way I release my collections; sometimes it’s a show, other seasons a look book or a film and I’m looking forward to applying that to Fiorucci, too."
Though viewers might wonder why such a successful designer applied to appear on a reality show, Daniel is excited for the opportunity to get his name out there. "Today has been really mad," he wrote on Instagram the day Next In Fashion premiered.
"I’ve sat with some of my best friends and watched 2 of the craziest and most incredible months of my life on a TV," he continued. "Thanks [Next In Fashion], it was a blast, and thank you for all the messages, I’m so happy you’re all enjoying watching it as much as I did making it."
You can stream all 10 episodes of Next In Fashion’s first season — with hosts Tan France and Alexa Chung — on Netflix now.
