By Karen J
Winters 2017 boomeranged the Louvre pyramid with the gleaming and dazzling designs and collection of one of the leading brands around the world that is none other than our very own Louis Vuitton. The French brand was invited inside the Louvre’s central Cour Marley to display its spectacular range of designs with whimsical color palettes and ravishing patterns. The mastermind behind this amazing brand is Nicholas Ghesquiere who made his utmost efforts to take the label to the new heights of fame and limelight. As a leading brand, LV meeting up to the expectations for this season has done an excellent job in presenting a whimsical range of collection this winter 2017/2018.
[post_ads]Living up to the expectations of the LV lovers and fans, Nicholas has launched a theme based collection that not only rocked the venue with huge applaud but also touched the heart of LV lovers and made them fall for the designs and the brand once again. Not only the designs and collection but the intelligent designer also lined up some quality piece of music tracks that further relished the whole theme and amused the audience with sweet melodies. He opened his show with Kenji Kawai’s haunting opening track for classic anime Ghost in the Shell and ended on Pyramids, a track from Channel Orange. The smart designer creates a whole scene to fit in his majestic range so it may appeal the sights if the audience and gather lots and lots of appreciation.
This season LV was rocked with all furs ranging from cropped fur jacket to full on power fur ensembles. It was the fresh venture of Nicholas with the furs, and it went out majestic and whimsical. Another theme launched by the genius designer was a monogrammed inspired line of clothing that added a robust and bold look to the overall collection. The collection stood out with motocross-inspired leather jackets adorned with chains and metallic tool box bags to give a techno look. LV is the only brand around the town to indulge in portraying the moto-sport with such a conviction and urge
Others of the LV range followed up with liquid metallic designed as the silky satin dresses in gold, Tiffany blue, and ivory whereas others were in shiny plaids. As mentioned above, Nicholas this season played with furs and portrayed them in different looks.
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One of the looks captured was as boxy square-shouldered jackets in ivory and brown, feathery black capes and pink shag goat fur. Others were like Navajo jackets and sporty track outfits with colored leggings. All this outstanding range spiced up the gleaming environment of the venue.
This majestic range was an haute-couture in which the designer played off well with the palettes and designs to attract the audience. The designs, outfits, venue, music was a smart choice and were heavenly paired with each other. When you have a genius designer with hot looks and amazing dressing sense and taste, after the final walk Nicholas came out in a fitted navy blue and blue jeans showing the lavish fashion sense and taste of the brand.
