That’s the Loïc I love!
There’s nothing better than watching or hearing a designer (or creative) tell his story. I could watch the 3 hrs!
I’m not necessarily a Mugler woman (or Montana…I’m more of an Azzedine) but I have always found his creativity and his body of work amazing.
It’s insane to think about what he has achieved and to see how revolutionary his vision has been across multiples disciplines.
I don’t know if they talked about his friendship with Azzedine and how instrumental they were to each other career at some point.
This is as good as when he had wines telling Karl’s first show for Chanel, Gaultier talking about his work, Karl drawing his life and his Fendi years.
I wish more designers and stylists were encouraged to tell their stories: Armani, Yohji, Rei, Donatella, Miuccia, Tom, Galliano, Marc and even Nicolas. I would die to have an interview of Carlyne, of Carine and others.
I can’t stop thinking about Valentino and the fact that we will probably never see him or hear from him again.
He is probably the last standing from that generation of Couturier who in their lifetime witnessed the work of the greats, from Balenciaga to Chanel, from Madame Gres to Dior.
Merci Loïc! Such a gem!
Manfred is so touching and it’s so great to know that he has witness that celebration of his legacy during his lifetime.