Michelle Williams

[Yohji]

Louis Vuitton Sunglasses Summer Ads Starring Michelle Williams

One of the muses of the luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton, Michelle Williams, is the star of the new collection of sunglasses for this Summer 2017. The images of the new campaign are the work of Gordon Von Steiner.

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[Yohji]

These dresses are starting to blur into one. Goodness.

Michelle Williams attends the Louis Vuitton Resort 2018 show at the Miho Museum on May 14, 2017 in Koka, Japan.

In Brooklyn on May 8, 2017.

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[tapenerd]

That LV look isn't so bad, but still not great. I love her overalls though!!

 

[lvstratus]

Oh gosh, when will the contract with LV be over? it gets worse and worse!

 

[SallyAlbright]

Why does LV hate her? She's so pretty and elegant, it's actually impressive that they manage to make her look so bad.

 

[Yohji]

Vogue Japan June 2017 by Patrick Demarchelier

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[Benn98]

Ugh, it looks horrid! Anyway, didn't she wear a similar dress to the Koons event?

Lets face the facts here, the fault doesn't lie with LV, but with her and her stylist. How many looks are there in a collection? Yet most of the times they go for the most dreadful looking ones. I don't think she will want to end her contract because from a business perspective (neither will LV if she sells, remember, she started working for this brand before Nicolas arrived), this partnership keeps her name on everybody's lips. They should just select better outfits, honestly.

 

[Yohji]

She's in Cannes! Wonderstruck premiere is tomorrow.

Love her outfit

Arriving at Nice Airport on May 17, 2017.

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[Not Plain Jane]

when she is "herself" and not slogging LV she looks so cute

 

[SallyAlbright]

Very cute! Can't wait to see Wonderstruck, Michelle working with Todd Haynes could be amazing.

 

[tapenerd]

Ugh, that last candid outfit is so adorable! Wish she could be herself all the time!

 

[Benn98]

It's just an ok dress at the airport, nothing special. I'm looking forward to the photocall though.

 

[catherine88]

'Wonderstruck ' Photocall - The 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival, May 18



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[Benn98]

Love this, we are getting somewhere. I think the colour looks great against her tone, and I quite like the rigid structure. She looks chic and effortless.

 

[Yohji]

Now this is a very successful attempt at incorporating Louis Vuitton into her personal style. This actually looks like something she would've worn pre-LV.

 

[Benn98]

Latest quote from Kirsten Dunst in her Variety interview. I immediately thought of Michelle! With this in mind, not sure whether we should be all that harsh on the LV partnering.

“I was getting depressed watching ‘Feud,’” Dunst says. “I was like, ‘I’m an aging actress!’ But they also had a lot more leverage because they had contracts. So even though they were stuck, they could also bully the studio back. Now you work for nothing on independent films, and you rely on the fashion industry to support your artistic endeavors.”

 

[catherine88]

"Wonderstruck" Red Carpet Arrivals - The 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival, May 18



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[dodencebt]

The premiere dress is a very hard no from me. It's surely Vuitton, yes?

 

[Benn98]

Ughm, I wish the panel wasn't that visible!

 

[manzana]

Latest quote from Kirsten Dunst in her Variety interview. I immediately thought of Michelle! With this in mind, not sure whether we should be all that harsh on the LV partnering.

This is an interesting point and reminds me of this article that specifically mentions Michelle and her LV contract: http://www.laineygossip.com/Stylist...ul-Stylist-and-Intro-for-March-15--2017/46534

Working with a stylist and collaborating on memorable looks is part of the BUSINESS of being a celebrity that can result in multimillion dollar deals with major brands. Which can in turn allow for increased artistic freedom. Michelle Williams can do more Manchester By The Seas and Certain Womens, consider smaller film projects with smaller budgets, because she can rely on her income from her deal with Louis Vuitton. Not to mention the negotiating power that fashion can give to an actress for the bigger budget films.