This is the first Nicolas Ghesquière’s show for Louis Vuitton, following the departure of Marc Jacobs, and the difference came into sharp focus: Jacobs is an emotional designer, while Ghesquière is a more cerebral one, with a work whose every detail is plotted out and executed to perfection. Presented in the Cour Carrée, at the Louvre, Ghesquière’s debut collection for LV is realistic, functional and extremely chic, with a Sixties vibe to it (like in Miu Miu). So expect dresses and skirts cut in A-line, and all very short. Perhaps it’s the beginning of the decline of the mídi, as other labels also prefered it short: Giambattista Valli, Miu Miu, and now LV).
Look at the alluring practicality of these clothes!
FABRIC MIX, PRINTED BANDS ACROSS THE FRONT OF THE SWEATERS, A-LINE SKIRTS
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THE GLORIOUS CROCODILE LEATHER
A dress cut in the crisp A-line, out of a very luxurious leather. Super structured, the piece features a maxi ziper.
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