Robert Geller

Thermal Pant

German-born, New York-based, and RISD-trained designer Robert Geller creates fashion-forward looks for men that are both easy to wear and style. Before founding his own line, Geller worked at Marc Jacobs and later with Cloak's Alexandre Plokhov. While at Cloak, the line received the Ecco Domani Award in 2003 as well as the Vogue /CFDA grant in 2004. In 2007, Geller introduced his personal collection which won the GQ/CFDA award in 2009 for Best New Menswear Designer. For spring 2010, Geller debuted his Seconds collection, a grouping of elegant "cut and sew basics."