How Luis Fernandez Started Craft Atlantic

Turns out buildings and button-downs have a lot in common.

How Luis Fernandez Started Craft Atlantic Skip to Content For You Entertainment What to Buy Style Lifestyle News and Politics Food and Drinks Sports Member Exclusives More Courtesy of Craft Atlantic 6 min read Fashion and architecture have a simple common denominator: structure. So it's no wonder that many architects dabble in fashion. Take NYC-based designer Luis Fernandez: He spent his days sketching modern skyscrapers at major architecture firms and his nights exploring the more intimate applications of structural design. Eventually, Fernandez quit his job in architecture to focus on fashio

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