For Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2020 lookbook, creative director Nicolas Ghesquière looked to literature and film, creating 24 horror and sci-fi-inspired images that evoke movie posters and book covers to present the collection. ‘’Fashion is a novel’’, the brand claims in the look-book notes. And although the faux covers and posters draw inspiration from the ‘70s
”LV Boys” story captured by photographer Lee Wei Swee for Lui Magazine’s Winter 2019 issue features models Fernando Cabral, Kurtis Yedo, Elyas Polat, Mathieu Renaud, Najib Polat. The editorial was styled by Dan Sablon, who for the session selected looks from Louis Vuitton. In charge of hair styling was Andre Cueto Saavedra with make-up from
Virgil Abloh presented his fourth collection as artistic director of Louis Vuitton during Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2020. And the collection all about suit and the show was based off the concept of ‘’Heaven on Earth’’ and an ode to the freedom of thought. He deconstructed the suit, quite literally, by carving it up into
Nicolas Ghesquière staged his latest collection for Louis Vuitton in a replica built, erected once again at the Louvre, of the Centre Pompidou, known for its colorful exterior and high-tech architecture, built in the late ’70s by architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers. Ghesquière called his new Louis Vuitton collection ‘’geolocated’’, featuring a fusion of
Virgil Abloh presented his second collection as creative director of menswear under luxury French house Louis Vuitton at Jardin des Tuileries during Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2019. The show’s setting was like any other New York City trope that’s often seen in movies: An annoyed resident cracks his window open to shush noisy neighbors; a
Louis Vuitton womenswear‘s creative director Nicolas Ghesquière unveiled the lookbook for the French brand Pre-Fall 2019 collection. The lookbook features 17 personalities covering a broad generational swathe, with stars recruited from highbrow Oscar-winning movies and hit TV shows including: Jennifer Connelly, Michelle Williams, Léa Seydoux, Alicia Vikander, Ruth Negga, Laura Harrier, Riley Keough, Sophie Turner,
The Oscar-winning actress Alicia Vikander returns in her pairing with Louis Vuitton for their very ‘’Spirit of Travel’’ Cruise 2019 campaign. This season the actress finds herself on the Mediterranean island of Corsica, France under the lens of filmmaker Ujin Lin and lensman Craig McDean. ‘’Tomb Raider’’ star poses by the sea in embellished dresses
Nicolas Ghesquière’s Spring/Summer 2019 collection for Louis Vuitton had a distinctly space-age vibe. Show was held in a maze of neon-lit tunnels set up in the courtyard of the Louvre Museum after dark where he sent out a collection that was uniquely personal – a transporting, confident return to the futuristic forms of his early
The Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2018 campaign stars a cast of models including Clementine Balcaen, Janaye Furman, Mara Kasanpawiro, Mariam de Vinzelle, Sora Choi, Natalie Westling, Masha Skokova and Sarah Brown. This season the house decided to slow down the tempo and give the campaign some breathing room by enlisting artist Collier Schorr to shoot the
Virgil Abloh made his grand debut collection for the French legacy house Louis Vuitton at the Spring/Summer 2019 menswear iteration of Paris Fashion Week. Held at the Jardin du Palais-Royal, the 56-look collection was shown on a 650-foot-long rainbow catwalk and they themselves signaled the dawning of a new era. Neither pure streetwear, nor straightforward
