Dillon James Hayes — fashion designer, Kamloops BC

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About

Dillon James Hayes AKA YOUR FASHION BFF trained in Vancouver at VCAD then moving to London, where he graduated with honours from London College of Fashion. He went on to work with Emilio de la Morena and CIMONE, then spent four years running his own practice, making bespoke and made-to-measure pieces for one client at a time.

He now resides in Kamloops, British Columbia, where he independently creates everything from his own studio. In 2026 he was cast on the second season of Project Runway Canada.

His focus has stayed constant: fit, proportion, a strong shoulder, a trouser that falls the way it should. He makes clothes to be kept, not cycled through. Curiosity and novelty drive the work, but restraint usually has the final say.

Material

Dillon James Hayes works with material that arrives with its own history: dead-stock, thrifted, abandoned. The seams, length and width are already set. He doesn’t treat this as a limitation to get around. He designs through it.

Each bolt yields a single piece, so no two are the same. For some that is a limit. For the people who wear his work, it is the point: owning something nobody else has.

Print

Print is the one exception. Each design is drawn and pulled by hand in the studio and released as a small, numbered run. These are the only pieces he makes in multiples. The runs stay limited by choice rather than by supply, because endless repetition turns novelty into noise.

Curiosity
Novelty
Restraint
Fashion should be individual, not disposable.
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