Ludovic de Saint Sernin Menswear S/S 2024 Paris

[susseinmcswanny]

 

[susseinmcswanny]

If I was there I would *********** in front of them to forever change their bond and the trajectory of their lives

 

[youthinasia]

If I was there I would *********** in front of them to forever change their bond and the trajectory of their lives

Gosh, she really wants to be that girl, doesn’t she?

 

[Norden]

My last braincells died watching that video. Plus gareth Pugh flashbacks

 

[LadyJunon]

If I was there I would *********** in front of them to forever change their bond and the trajectory of their lives

If Alexander McQueen was a TFS member.

 

[Cocteau Stone]

Well it’s a little more covered up compared to the usual output.

That’s all I can really say. Jacquemus was already exhausting enough.

 

[velvetandsilk]

How do you get Lucien Pages to do your PR like it must cost a lot of money? Or is it a favor?

Born in Belgium and raised in the Ivory Coast until the age of eight, before moving to Paris’s 16th arrondissement, 28-year-old Ludovic speaks of a simple, straightforward upbringing full of support and encouragement, despite his family’s more traditional career paths. “When I was growing up I was always sketching, drawing… But in my family it was really not a thing. Most of my relatives study law or politics.” Ludovic though, studied womenswear at the prestigious Duperré Paris, and interned at Dior in the jewellery department and at Saint Laurent in the women’s shoe department, working on Stefano Pilati’s final collection. “I also interned with an amazing casting director, who was with Margiela for like 15 years, and Yohji Yamamoto, an old school kind of casting director,” he says. “That's where I learnt how important casting is to a brand.”

i-d

Father is a diplomat, mother French from Paris.

 

[MulletProof]

calling your label a universe..


Is Tyrone allowed to talk?

 

[FashionFanatico]

a single backstage video like the one above is the perfect example of what's going wrong in this world.

 

[IloveDiorHomme]

Born in Belgium and raised in the Ivory Coast until the age of eight, before moving to Paris’s 16th arrondissement, 28-year-old Ludovic speaks of a simple, straightforward upbringing full of support and encouragement, despite his family’s more traditional career paths. “When I was growing up I was always sketching, drawing… But in my family it was really not a thing. Most of my relatives study law or politics.” Ludovic though, studied womenswear at the prestigious Duperré Paris, and interned at Dior in the jewellery department and at Saint Laurent in the women’s shoe department, working on Stefano Pilati’s final collection. “I also interned with an amazing casting director, who was with Margiela for like 15 years, and Yohji Yamamoto, an old school kind of casting director,” he says. “That's where I learnt how important casting is to a brand.”

i-d

Father is a diplomat, mother French from Paris.

JW Anderson’s pr was his partner back then and helped him getting a Vogue Runway article with his very first collection and a lot of exposure.

 

[Lola701]

Born in Belgium and raised in the Ivory Coast until the age of eight, before moving to Paris’s 16th arrondissement, 28-year-old Ludovic speaks of a simple, straightforward upbringing full of support and encouragement, despite his family’s more traditional career paths. “When I was growing up I was always sketching, drawing… But in my family it was really not a thing. Most of my relatives study law or politics.” Ludovic though, studied womenswear at the prestigious Duperré Paris, and interned at Dior in the jewellery department and at Saint Laurent in the women’s shoe department, working on Stefano Pilati’s final collection. “I also interned with an amazing casting director, who was with Margiela for like 15 years, and Yohji Yamamoto, an old school kind of casting director,” he says. “That's where I learnt how important casting is to a brand.”

i-d

Father is a diplomat, mother French from Paris.

I mean his parents’s background is not linked to him having Lucien Pages as PR…

‘Like everything in fashion, everything is a matter of connections. A lot of things in Paris are informal.
If you know somebody who knows somebody, you can get through something. What is expected however is to loyal once you got the success.

Pages had an eye for sure but he was also very lucky to have young talents who became household names…

‘But it doesn’t always work and we see it with Charles de Villemorin who despite his illustrious background is far from being the success expected.