Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2021 Paris

[Yohji]

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[GERGIN]

Please, just stop this Nicolas...

 

[THD96]

You gotta love the way NG and MAS consistency to churn out over-design and over-styled collections every seasons. The bags is fugly and the shoes should be illegal. And please someone close to Nicolas need to him that his photography wouldn't do his clothes any favors.

I have to applause his clients tbh, because it's take tremendous talents to wear this and not looks like a fashion victim.

 

[helmutnotdead]

too much LV garbage for one day.

enough is enough.

 

[RMDV]

I thought this was a joke when I opened it.........

 

[jeanclaude]

Has Virgil taken over the womenswear collection or what??

 

[RaisinBoy]

Must be Covid :-(
All sense of taste is GONE!
Get well soon Nicolas!

 

[thiago:)]

Oh Lord... Here we go again...

 

[Mercredi]

a mess like usual, and how much are they going to charged for those cheap flip flops;
5 euros would already be too much...

 

[TianCouture]

he has to be trolling LVMH right? Does he realize how actually uncool and hideous this is?

 

[GivenchyAddict]

The styling is as usual horrendous. Pieces separated are not that bad and some are really interesting.

Big no for these slides. I do understand that rich people need to stay at home and better be in some LV slides than the Adidas ones like the rest of us but still...

 

[maimon]

i instantly have to vomit if i see another oversized hoodie linked to any high fashion brand... please just stop!

 

[reese06]

I needed this giggle in the middle of my workout.

what the hell did I just look at?

I like the leather boots? They have got to be trolling

 

[Mathewthew]

What's happening?!
I want Balenciaga's or early LV Nicolas back!!!

 

[FelipeV]

Did he and Marie-Amelié had a fight? Is Lotta Volkova involved?

 

[Lola701]

Nicolas has been on a mission it seems to challenge our taste. On the paper, I have no problem with that but in reality, it’s kinda ridiculous to challenge our taste through styling and not creations...

The styling is a mess that is hard to describe. I guess this time, it’s straight to the store.

The photography is getting better. If he could go into that direction for the campaigns instead of his uninspired current delivery...

I have to applause his clients tbh, because it's take tremendous talents to wear this and not looks like a fashion victim.

Apart from his runway looks, it’s really hard tbh to be inspired to by a whole look from Nicolas’s collections.
But it’s very easy to wear his clothes...Contrary to all the pretentious styling game him and MAS make us believe.

 

[tctra]

as long as the bags are moving, that's all that matters, and i believe their sales are strong?

 

[tricotineacetat]

Nicolas has been on a mission it seems to challenge our taste. On the paper, I have no problem with that but in reality, it’s kinda ridiculous to challenge our taste through styling and not creations...

The styling is a mess that is hard to describe. I guess this time, it’s straight to the store.

The photography is getting better. If he could go into that direction for the campaigns instead of his uninspired current delivery...


Apart from his runway looks, it’s really hard tbh to be inspired to by a whole look from Nicolas’s collections.
But it’s very easy to wear his clothes...Contrary to all the pretentious styling game him and MAS make us believe.

At this point, it really feels a bit beaten to death for designers to 'challenge our taste', no? I feel like the idea of 'bad' taste has been dominating the fashion conversation for nearly a decade now and it feels rather expected that 'ugly' is the common sense and there is nothing surprising about a Louis Vuitton (or J.W. Anderson, or Vetements/Balenciaga, Gucci, or ...) collection to look this way. It would probably be more disruptive and unexpected to see a much more 'coordinated', tight-edit collection with cosmetically flattering cuts from Nicolas at this point.

 

[Overindulgence]

What's with Louis Vuitton and stealing all of the ambassadors (ca. early to mid 2010s) from Prada/Miu Miu? Haha. First Adele Exarchopoulos, then Lea Seydoux, and now Stacy Martin. It's hard for me to not associate them with Prada/Miu Miu still, especially since those clothes looked better on them than this...stuff.

 

[WAVES]

LV is making money out of their accessories. nothing more, nothing less because no one is buying this cr*p either it’s overstyled or not.

the colours are nice but it seems like all designers are suddenly playing with colours the same way... oh to be original
his photography is a little better and the boots look nice.

that’s all.