Hey
everybody! I’m sorry I wasn’t able to post yesterday. I got into a fight with the computer, but as
you can clearly see, I came out the victor! Lol Now, my Tuesday evening was spent pulling out
my winter clothes and putting my summer clothes away for the year, and while
doing so, Marc Jacob’s crossed my mind.
I kept seeing his campaign in my head for his Louis Vuitton
Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 collection for women.
I’m honestly not sure if I’ve ever had one particular collection on my
mind before, and the fact that it was on my mind, intrigued me. So instead of relaxing with my hot cup of
chamomile and my current Nora Roberts novel, I set the book aside and I decided
to look up the full show on YouTube, since I had already seen the campaign
video.
Now
maybe not to y’all, but to me, it made me think of the Harry Potter series, and
the minute you see the clothes, you’ll understand why. The clothes had a throwback feel, and were whimsical
with classic lines, yet still felt modern.
The colors were rich and the fabric whispered luxury. Most of the time when I view a collection,
there’s only a couple of pieces that stand out to me or that I put on my wish
list. But with this collection, there was at least one piece from every model
that I wanted. Crazy right? I really, really, really want one of the hats… I love hats and I want a pair of the
sunglasses too in black. I just loved it
all. This was probably one of my
favorite shows that I’ve ever watched.
It was theatrical with amazing clothes and I loved it. He started off by setting the stage as an old
train station, much like the one in Harry potter, and having an actual train
pull the models in for the show (which rumor has is it was built by his team,
by hand). With the lighting and the amazing
clock that seemed to glow like a magical moon, it appeared the train was arriving
at night. Each model was escorted off
the train and each had her own attendant to carry her personal luggage. Oh, and may I say the luggage was
incredible? It was like watching a play
and it made me wish there was more.
Could
you imagine watching a real train pull in, steam and all? I would’ve given almost anything to see this
one in person. Kudos to who came up with
the concept! Now I also looked at the
show for the men’s line, and while I like the clothes, I wasn’t impressed by
the show. The clothes for the men had
the same throwback feel as the women’s did, and like the women, they had a
modern feel, and I adored the hats for the men.
Time
for me to get out of her, but I hope ya’ll enjoyed the videos and the pictures
and got as much of a kick from them as I did!
Blessed Be
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