On Wednesday, the Louis Vuitton fashion was a big success. This was after the fashion show embodied clarity, decency, modernity and its respect for women. Apart from the apparel, bags were at front line during the show.
According to creative director Nicolas Ghesquière, "Louis Vuitton belongs to everyone - it is that kind of name that has so much language - my vision was of a leather coat and to narrow it down to create a wardrobe."
The 42 year old designer set a different style, away from steam trains and escalators set by Marc Jacobs. Ghesquière was applauded for his creations of bare warehouse structure, reported The New York Times. The designer made use of bare warehouse structure and horizontal stripes from across the blinds. His unique concept had set the tone of the entire show.
The latest collection offering from Louis Vuitton includes fashion architecture wherein straight lines were drawn firmly. It also included a sharp top, skirts that have upturned triangles, deep collar designs which all spelled out the letter V, continued The New York Times.
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