DMI - Bundled competence
Gerd Müller-Thomkins
is the reason the DMI is more relevant than ever, while all other institutes have disappeared in recent decades. As the mastermind behind the DMI's formats, he tirelessly ensures that the institute keeps reinventing itself and not only provides new answers every season, but also keeps asking new questions.
Carl Tillessen
not only developed collections under the FIRMA label for 17 years, which won numerous awards, but also six of his own stores, an online store and a cosmetics line. As a graduate in business administration and entrepreneur, he always keeps an eye on the numbers in his analyses. His non-fiction book KONSUM is a bestseller.
Niels Holger Vienna
studied fashion at the Royal Academy in Antwerp and learned the trend trade from Li Edelkoort. Today, he is chairman of Intercolor, the global network of trend institutions that sets color trends. In this respect, it would be an understatement to say that Niels Holger Wien is a color guru. He is the color guru worldwide.
Bettina Hauff
has made a name for herself internationally as a trend luminary by successfully advising numerous European women's wear companies. She brings everything you could wish for in a trend analyst: the global perspective of the globetrotter living in Paris and the profound knowledge of her German home market, fashion vision and commercial realism, decades of experience and insatiable curiosity.
Winfried Rollmann
is a "dyed in the wool" textile expert. Even as a child, he played among the bales of fabric in his parents' intermediate master's business. Today he is our man in Paris. He rides his Vespa to the Paris shows and fairs, as well as to the Concertation Européenne, where the fashion colors are voted on two years in advance.
Christel Wickerath
researches where the moment of truth strikes for fashion, namely at the point of sale. Her in-depth analyses of retail data go far beyond the usual bumper-to-bumper evaluations and provide deep insights into the psychological reasons for the success and failure of fashion.
Alexandra von Schledorn
the precise observation and description of fashion has become second nature to her during her years as an apprentice and master at BURDA. She breathes fashion 24/7 and proves herself time and again as a living "Brand Bible" with her reports. Whoever wakes her up at night, if she ever does sleep, gets an industry forecast for the next day.
Regina Roth
has been the good soul of DMI for decades. She is where all the threads come together in the back office. No one knows the processes in such detail and comprehensively as she does. So please don't hesitate to contact her if you have any questions or concerns. We all do it the same way ourselves.
is the reason the DMI is more relevant than ever, while all other institutes have disappeared in recent decades. As the mastermind behind the DMI's formats, he tirelessly ensures that the institute keeps reinventing itself and not only provides new answers every season, but also keeps asking new questions.
not only developed collections under the FIRMA label for 17 years, which won numerous awards, but also six of his own stores, an online store and a cosmetics line. As a graduate in business administration and entrepreneur, he always keeps an eye on the numbers in his analyses. His non-fiction book KONSUM is a bestseller.
studied fashion at the Royal Academy in Antwerp and learned the trend trade from Li Edelkoort. Today, he is chairman of Intercolor, the global network of trend institutions that sets color trends. In this respect, it would be an understatement to say that Niels Holger Wien is a color guru. He is the color guru worldwide.
has made a name for herself internationally as a trend luminary by successfully advising numerous European women's wear companies. She brings everything you could wish for in a trend analyst: the global perspective of the globetrotter living in Paris and the profound knowledge of her German home market, fashion vision and commercial realism, decades of experience and insatiable curiosity.
is a "dyed in the wool" textile expert. Even as a child, he played among the bales of fabric in his parents' intermediate master's business. Today he is our man in Paris. He rides his Vespa to the Paris shows and fairs, as well as to the Concertation Européenne, where the fashion colors are voted on two years in advance.
researches where the moment of truth strikes for fashion, namely at the point of sale. Her in-depth analyses of retail data go far beyond the usual bumper-to-bumper evaluations and provide deep insights into the psychological reasons for the success and failure of fashion.
the precise observation and description of fashion has become second nature to her during her years as an apprentice and master at BURDA. She breathes fashion 24/7 and proves herself time and again as a living "Brand Bible" with her reports. Whoever wakes her up at night, if she ever does sleep, gets an industry forecast for the next day.
has been the good soul of DMI for decades. She is where all the threads come together in the back office. No one knows the processes in such detail and comprehensively as she does. So please don't hesitate to contact her if you have any questions or concerns. We all do it the same way ourselves.