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Marc Jacobs Leaves Louis Vuitton Following His Spring 2014 Collection

Cheap Ralph Lauren The setting was rather telling of what was to unfold. There in the tent of the Louvre were souvenirs of collections past.

Ralph Lauren Uk In his spring 2014 collection for Louis Vuitton what ultimately became his final show for the French house Marc Jacobs created a set that combined elements from his past shows. There on the runway was a fountain, a carousel, old fashioned elevators, a hallway of hotel room doors and a set of escalators. These elements created the mise en scene for the designer's final bow at Louis Vuitton after sixteen years.

During his tenure at the French house a house only previously known for their luggage and trunks he made Louis Vuitton a hot name in fashion. He made it one of the most desirable brands in the world.

Ralph Lauren Outlet He helped spark the trend for logomania, splashing the LV monogram and flowers on everything from bags to scarves to fur. He spearheaded the melding of the worlds of art and fashion via collaborations with artists like Stephen Sprouse, Takashi Murakami and Richard Prince. Season after season, he created bags that were lusted after as soon as they hit the runway. He recreated the LV monogram in all sorts of materials and shapes. He designed clothes that encompassed a breadth of style heavy and layered one season and light and fluffy as a cotton candy the next. His collections have been inspired by Asia, train travels, tribal themes, pop art, military motifs and Hitchcok heroines. He made a bag for his muse the director Sofia Coppola which became an instant hit.

Ralph Lauren Sale He is leaving the house of Vuitton with a spring 2014 collection that was in an all black palette that was equal parts showgirl, biker chic and seductress. The models sported large feather headdresses and they came out in beaded black dresses, sheer gowns and tops worn with jeans and biker boots. The first look showed a model covered in Louis Vuitton graffiti markings that recalled the earlier work of Sprouse. In his show notes, Jacobs dedicated the collection to the women who have inspired him from contemporary names like Copola, Anna Wintour and Kate Moss to trailblazing style icons like Millicent Rogers, Diana Vreeland and Edith Piaf.

According to WWD, Jacobs wants to concentrate on the planned IPO of his eponymous label. As to a successor, rumors persist that Nicolas Ghesquiere, formerly of Balenciaga, is poised to take over. Until that news is announced, let us first enjoy Jacobs' final collection for Louis Vuitton.

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