Geoffrey Mac is a prominent American fashion designer known for his innovative use of latex and his vibrant contributions to the fashion industry. After earning his BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1999, Mac launched his latex clothing line, which quickly gained recognition when it was sold at Marshall Field’s flagship store following his victory in their “Distinction in Design” contest. His designs have been featured in prestigious publications such as Rolling Stone and V, establishing him as a notable figure in fashion early in his career.

In 2004, Mac relocated to New York City, where he collaborated with renowned designer Cynthia Rowley and developed a strong following among celebrity clients, including Lil’ Kim and Deee-Lite. His partnership with influential designer Zaldy Goco led to high-profile projects for stars like Lady Gaga and Britney Spears. Mac’s creativity shone through in his official NYFW debut in 2012, showcasing a collection that combined futurism with vintage aesthetics, further solidifying his reputation in the fashion world.

Throughout his career, Mac has received numerous accolades, including the “Style Makers & Rule Breakers Award for Apparel” from the Fashion Group International in 2003 and the title of “Young Designer of the Year” by the Chicago Tribune in 2004. His designs have been worn by iconic performers such as Debbie Harry and have appeared in various music videos, demonstrating his versatility and appeal across different audiences.

In recent years, Mac has expanded his brand to include streetwear and jewelry, while continuing to create custom designs for a diverse clientele. His work with Björk for her Vulnicura NYC residency and Madonna’s Rebel Heart Tour highlights his ability to blend artistry with commercial success. As a queer designer, Mac embraces his identity, allowing him to push boundaries and create transformative pieces that resonate with a wide range of clients, ensuring his continued influence in the fashion industry.