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+# Fax Office 1987 — Reference Datasets
+
+Open, maintained reference archives extracted from the canonical
+reference pages at https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/.
+
+## Datasets
+
+- **loewe-craft-prize-winners.json** — Every winner of the LOEWE
+  FOUNDATION Craft Prize, 2017–2026. 9 records. Source:
+  https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/loewe-craft-prize-winners
+- **lvmh-prize-winners.json** — Every edition of the LVMH Prize for
+  Young Fashion Designers, 2014–2026 (includes the paused 2020 and
+  in-process 2026 editions). 13 records. Source:
+  https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/lvmh-prize-winners
+- **pritzker-laureates.json** — Every laureate of the Pritzker
+  Architecture Prize, 1979–2026. 48 records. Source:
+  https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/pritzker-prize-winners
+- **stirling-prize-buildings.json** — Every RIBA Stirling Prize-
+  winning building, 1996–2025 (2020 paused). 29 records. Source:
+  https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/stirling-prize-winners
+
+## License & Attribution
+
+All datasets are released under
+[Creative Commons Attribution 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
+(CC-BY-4.0). You may use, adapt, and redistribute the data for any
+purpose, including commercial use, provided you credit the source:
+
+> Data from **Fax Office 1987** —
+> https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/
+
+A visible link in your published output is required. For machine-
+readable contexts (datasets, APIs), include the `source` URL field
+that ships in each JSON file.
+
+## Maintenance
+
+These are maintained reference archives, not one-time exports. The
+canonical pages are updated as new winners are announced and minor
+corrections are filed; this dataset directory is intended to be
+re-synced from the site rather than edited in place.
+
+Corrections to: editor@faxoffice1987.com
+
+Last sync: 2026-05-16

lvmh-prize-winners.json

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+{
+  "name": "LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers — Winners 2014–2025",
+  "description": "Source: Fax Office 1987 reference archive. https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/lvmh-prize-winners",
+  "license": "CC-BY-4.0",
+  "source": "https://www.faxoffice1987.com/reference/lvmh-prize-winners",
+  "records": [
+    {
+      "year": 2014,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Thomas Tait",
+        "mainNationality": "Canada",
+        "special": ["Hood by Air", "Miuniku"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "The inaugural prize, awarded the year the program launched under Delphine Arnault. Tait's minimalist tailoring set the template for the prize's house bias toward restrained, technical work."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2015,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Marques'Almeida",
+        "mainNationality": "Portugal / United Kingdom",
+        "special": ["Jacquemus"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida's frayed-denim signature took the second edition. Jacquemus' Special Prize anchored Simon Porte Jacquemus' Paris ascent."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2016,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Grace Wales Bonner",
+        "mainHouse": "Wales Bonner",
+        "mainNationality": "United Kingdom",
+        "special": ["Vejas"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Wales Bonner's London-based menswear study of Black male identity and tailoring won the third edition the year after her CSM graduation collection."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2017,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Marine Serre",
+        "mainNationality": "France",
+        "special": ["Kozaburo Akasaka"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Serre's upcycled crescent-moon hybrid wear took the prize a year after her Maison Margiela post. The crescent monogram became her signature and a 2018 streetwear-adjacent breakout."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2018,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Doublet",
+        "mainHouse": "Doublet (Masayuki Ino)",
+        "mainNationality": "Japan",
+        "special": ["Rokh"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Masayuki Ino's subversive Tokyo menswear label took the first prize awarded to a Japanese designer. Doublet's 2018-19 streetwear-meets-tailoring run still shapes Tokyo's menswear field."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2019,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Thebe Magugu",
+        "mainNationality": "South Africa",
+        "kl": "Hed Mayner"
+      },
+      "blurb": "Magugu's Johannesburg-based womenswear took the prize the year the Karl Lagerfeld Prize replaced the \"Special Prize\" framework. First South African winner. His mother's gardening photographs anchored the winning collection."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2020,
+      "winners": null,
+      "blurb": "No award. The 2020 edition was paused as the pandemic disrupted Paris fashion week and the prize's public ceremony. The €300,000 purse was distributed among the eight finalists: Ahluwalia, Casablanca, Chopova Lowena, Nicholas Daley, Peter Do, Sindiso Khumalo, Supriya Lele, and Tomo Koizumi."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2021,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Nensi Dojaka",
+        "mainNationality": "Albania / United Kingdom",
+        "kl": ["KidSuper", "Lukhanyo Mdingi", "Rui"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Dojaka's slip-dress womenswear took the seventh edition. The Karl Lagerfeld Prize was split three ways — the only edition to date with a multi-recipient KL slate."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2022,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "S.S. Daley",
+        "mainHouse": "S.S. Daley (Steven Stokey-Daley)",
+        "mainNationality": "United Kingdom",
+        "kl": ["ERL", "Winnie NY"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Stokey-Daley's English-pastoral menswear took the eighth edition. ERL (Eli Russell Linnetz) and Winnie NY (Idris Balogun) split the Karl Lagerfeld Prize."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2023,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Setchu",
+        "mainHouse": "Setchu (Satoshi Kuwata)",
+        "mainNationality": "Japan",
+        "kl": ["Bettter", "Magliano"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Kuwata's Milan-based label, which fuses Japanese tailoring with European craft, won the ninth edition. Bettter (Ukraine) and Magliano (Italy) shared the Karl Lagerfeld distinction."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2024,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Hodakova",
+        "mainHouse": "Hodakova (Ellen Hodakova Larsson)",
+        "mainNationality": "Sweden",
+        "kl": "Duran Lantink",
+        "sf": "Standing Ground"
+      },
+      "blurb": "Larsson's upcycled-suiting Stockholm label took the tenth edition. The Savoir-Faire Prize was introduced this year to recognize technical craftsmanship; Irish designer Michael Stewart's Standing Ground took it. Duran Lantink (Netherlands) won the Karl Lagerfeld Prize."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2025,
+      "winners": {
+        "main": "Soshi Otsuki",
+        "mainHouse": "Soshiotsuki",
+        "mainNationality": "Japan",
+        "special": ["Steve O Smith", "Torishéju Dumi"]
+      },
+      "blurb": "Otsuki's Tokyo menswear label, drawn from Kabuki and Rakugo theatre, took the twelfth edition. The third Japanese winner of the prize. €400,000 purse — a record purse for the program. Steve O Smith and Torishéju Dumi received distinctions."
+    },
+    {
+      "year": 2026,
+      "winners": null,
+      "blurb": "The thirteenth edition is in process. Finalists were announced in April 2026; the winners ceremony has not yet been held. This entry will be updated when the awards are announced."
+    }
+  ]
+}