Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2018

January 18, 2018

Reporting from Paris: Simon Rasmussen, office Co-founder, Editor-in-Chief, Creative Director, and Tracksuit Enthusiast

LVFW18: Kim Jones' last show, featuring real super models, in their truest form: Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell.

The show was highly anticipated, and it did not disappoint. The style of this collection was still Louis Vuitton— not the most interesting or most progressive in menswear, fit for a specific audience, and very rich clientele. But we all like to dream, and Kim Jones made us dream. The fabrics were a cool addition, presenting a pop of neon color which worked very well. Kim Jones had a few surprises.. but the biggest, were of course, Kate and Naomi— obscured by the rounded stage, but before they'd fully turned the corner, the crowd was roaring, ready for their well-deserved walk down the runway.

Photos courtesy of Louis Vuitton

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