Can you imagine a steam engine train pulling onto a runway, inside Paris’ Cour Carrée, with models deboarding in 19th century travel heritage inspired looks? And each with their own porter carrying luggage? Well, it happened – and in the most dramatic fashion. With giant jeweled brooches as buttons for coats, oversized hats by Stephen Jones, and layered kaleidoscopic-like prints, Marc Jacobs’s show stopping collection for Louis Vuitton was ornate and richly detailed. Just when you thought last season‘s carousel-themed presentation couldn’t be topped . . .
(images via WMagazine & TheWallStreetJournal)
Love the idea of this show!
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amazing show!!
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Love that they maintained the train travel theme which is where the LV company got its start.
always my favorite when collections put on real shows. this one looked like a great place to be!
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The collection is beautiful and elegant—and the thought of travel like that even more so. Wonder what the Orient Express is like now?
Inspiration from Hugo, perhaps??
I loved the porters, it just cracked me up. Such a fun show.
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WOW! i’m amazed just at the pictures!
LOVE IT <33
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i loved this romantic fun and totally glamorous presentation, it was so imaginitive and inspiring!
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omg seeing this in person must have been incredible!!!
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High fashion is not for me, i find it really too much usually but this was like a movie’s scene back in 20′s!!
It was great!
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love the last picture
such a sense of theatre! i love that jacobs went back to the root of what the brand is about and where it all started, travel!
january, x
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WOW! That looks like quite the show!