Belgian-born, New York City–based designer Tim Coppens has had something of a charmed run. In the past 12 months, the RLX and Adidas veteran was short-listed for the inaugural LVMH Young Fashion Designer Prize, nabbed the CFDA emerging talent honors with the Swarovski Award for Menswear, and won a discerning fan in Jay Z, who has worn his casual menswear silhouettes, including parkas and sweatshirts infused with a smart-techno performancewear sensibility. For spring/summer 2015, Coppens, who graduated from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp in 1998, also somehow found time to debut his first women's wear collection: 12 perfectly edited looks—snapped up by retailers including Louis in Boston and Barneys—that make use of pleating and layering to reinterpret his classic shapes. Can an Instagram cameo by Queen B be far behind?