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I miss you Marc
This is what I said after seeing 3 looks
I just dont feel like he put effort.
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Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2015 Paris
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This is what I said after seeing 3 looks
I just dont feel like he put effort.
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This is what I said after seeing 3 looks
I just dont feel like he put effort.
FYI Marc didn't even design the Vuitton pre collections, Julie de Libran did.
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Me too loves what is happening at Vuitton right now, be it the designers collab for the bags, churning out quirky pieces, or the looks of the clothes.
Probably not earth shattering inventions design-wise but the whole brand concept gets done better, more French, more coherent and continuity.
This prefall has got nice color combos and is also relevant to everything else in the House now.
Probably not earth shattering inventions design-wise but the whole brand concept gets done better, more French, more coherent and continuity.
This prefall has got nice color combos and is also relevant to everything else in the House now.
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^^^ Yes-- totally. It's not as disposable, as fickle as before. The impression I get is that there's more of an enduring aesthetic that isn't chucked out a week later. I appreciate that so much.
Never been a fan of Marc when he was at Vuitton. It all seemed like just such a loud, obnoxious display of peacocking to me. I guess that was his point. And I suppose as long as the bags and shoes sold, they were going to indulge him in this crass display of excessiveness with the RTW.
I find Nicolas' offerings for Vuitton refreshing in their restraint. Their shapes are so accessible, even timeless-- but the ultra-luxe materials and details are not at all easily-duplicated by high street, and I think that's the strategy: Strong, covetable, expensive but versatile separates.
You know, it's easy to admire designers for creating a distinct and influential silhouette, as Nicolas has done when he was with Balenciaga. But I also think it's highly admirable that he's taken a much more practical, but nevertheless quietly-opulent approach in the way he's reconstructing the new Vuitton woman. These simpler designs remain very Ghesquiere, and very in tune with the current climate in fashion-- and, I think very desirable (except for the hideous footwear and jeans...sheesh).
Never been a fan of Marc when he was at Vuitton. It all seemed like just such a loud, obnoxious display of peacocking to me. I guess that was his point. And I suppose as long as the bags and shoes sold, they were going to indulge him in this crass display of excessiveness with the RTW.
I find Nicolas' offerings for Vuitton refreshing in their restraint. Their shapes are so accessible, even timeless-- but the ultra-luxe materials and details are not at all easily-duplicated by high street, and I think that's the strategy: Strong, covetable, expensive but versatile separates.
You know, it's easy to admire designers for creating a distinct and influential silhouette, as Nicolas has done when he was with Balenciaga. But I also think it's highly admirable that he's taken a much more practical, but nevertheless quietly-opulent approach in the way he's reconstructing the new Vuitton woman. These simpler designs remain very Ghesquiere, and very in tune with the current climate in fashion-- and, I think very desirable (except for the hideous footwear and jeans...sheesh).
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