Marc Jacobs was to create the first ready to wear collection. This is evident throughout the article and what Jacobs achieved at Louis Vuitton. Recurring image of taking risks, pushing the boundaries and challenging the customary is represented throughout the article.
Marc Jacobs was to create the first ready to wear collection. This is evident throughout the article and what Jacobs achieved at Louis Vuitton. Recurring image of taking risks, pushing the boundaries and challenging the customary is represented throughout the article.
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Marc Jacobs was to create the first ready to wear collection. This is evident throughout the article and what Jacobs achieved at Louis Vuitton. Recurring image of taking risks, pushing the boundaries and challenging the customary is represented throughout the article.
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I really like how the pieces have been styled in quite a symbolic, impressionistic way.
This may be to represent the close relationship that Louis Vuitton has with art and the many artists which have collaborated to create and inspire collections.
Marc Jacobs was to create the
first ready to wear collection. At the time Jacobs was a new and young designer who was quickly becoming a rising star with many awards to his name.
This is evident throughout the
article and what Jacobs achieved at Louis Vuitton.
‘A leap of faith’...I really like this quote....throughout the
article about the creation of the Louis Vuitton ready to wear collection is the recurring image of taking risks, pushing the boundaries and challenging the customary. The brands reputable heritage for luxury, skilled craftsmanship, attention to detail and quality are represented throughout all aspects of the article. I like this quote...it is almost like I love this powerful and persistent image of a synopsis of the article and it stands out by the ‘wreaking mischief’...I think it encapsulates the use of the signature Love magazine font. birth and success of the ready to wear collection.
There is a strong sense of innovation from
the article: showing how Jacobs created something ‘new and young’ aswell as keeping Vuitton’s strong heritage and core values, resulting in the relevance of Louis Vuitton in a modern day fashion market.
I like this image of juxtaposition as I think
it’s a strong factor in the article: the balance between the new, fresh ideas for the ready to wear collection and the heritage and This reminds me of what I have learnt so far values of the luxury luggage brand. about Public Relations...the use of innovative techniques and technology and the idea of Links back to the purpose creating a brand and image, not just of the article...I like this promoting the product. The idea of artist idea of a ‘British slant’ and collaborations and visual merchandising to think this could be a inspire and add novelty. stronger aspect of the [Type a quote from the document or the summary of an interesting point. You can position the text box I really like the brick anywhere in the document. Use the wall background – for Text Box Tools tab tohighlights me it changethe the formatting of the pull style graffiti quotethattext the box.] pieces were inspired by.
This featured could be
emphasised as this collection was ‘a real benchmark’, Marc Jacobs, for Louis Vuitton ready to wear and a recurring factor in the article.
The article begins with a cover page which
is emblematic of the style of Love magazine; like block printing. They always use this ‘stamp’ to illustrate the photographer, fashion editor and the writer.
I like the use of the logo and monogram on
the mannequins – it’s almost like a way of elucidating that although the brand has developed and changed, the core values and qualities which Louis Vuitton boasts are evident in all they do.