PARIS, France — “Welcome to my cave,” announces Thierry Dreyfus, at the top of a staircase that leads from the bright main ground floor workspace of his studio to his own dimly lit office one level below. It’s ironic that Dreyfus, a celebrated lighting designer, prefers the dark. He is also known to shun the media spotlight, declining the vast majority of interview requests, despite having worked with many of the world’s greatest fashion designers. “For Helmut Lang, it was the purity of almost non-existent lights; for Jil Sander, the crystal of light that goes with the skin, the textures. … More
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