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- November 26, 2019
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Given exclusive access to Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2020 Fashion Show, Loïc Prigent documents the moments just before, during, and after Nicolas Ghesquière’s runway presentation at the Louvre in Paris.
Special guests shared their first-hand impressions including Emma Chamberlain, Indya Moore, ITZY, Jennifer Connelly, Laura Harrier, Zhong Chuxi, Chloë Grace Moretz, Ruth Negga, and Cody Fern. See more from the fashion show at //on.louisvuitton.com/60561EOj8
How did Loïc Prigent’s all-access view offer a unique perspective on the fashion show?
Louis Vuitton recently took the fashion world by storm with its Spring-Summer 2020 show, which was held in a sprawling open-air space at the Louvre Museum in Paris. For those who couldn’t make it to the event, Loïc Prigent offered an all-access view into the luxury brand’s latest collection.
Prigent, a French documentarian and fashion journalist, teamed up with Louis Vuitton to create a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show. In a series of videos, Prigent revealed how Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière and his team pulled together their ideas to create the stunning show.
One of the most impressive aspects of the show was the set design. The stage was transformed into a futuristic, sci-fi inspired landscape complete with steel structures and industrial lighting. The runway was a mix of concrete walkways and metal grating, making it look like a runway built for a post-apocalyptic world.
The clothing designs were equally impressive. Ghesquière brought his signature touch to the collection, with an eclectic mix of styles that included oversized jackets, metallic dresses, and sheer fabrics. Accessories also took center stage, with chunky boots, statement belts, and futuristic sunglasses completing the looks.
In the videos, viewers got a glimpse of the intricate details that go into the creation of each piece. From the initial sketches to the final fitting, the process of creating a runway-worthy outfit was revealed in all its glory.
There were also interviews with some of the key players in the production, including Ghesquière and the set designer, Es Devlin. They discussed their inspirations and the challenges they faced in bringing their vision to life.
What made this all-access view so exciting was that viewers could see every detail of the show, from the models walking down the runway to the reactions of the audience. The energy and excitement of the event were palpable, even through a screen.
Overall, the Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2020 show was an unforgettable experience for those who witnessed it firsthand. Thanks to Loïc Prigent, fans were able to get a unique perspective on the creative process behind the show, making it an event that will be remembered for years to come.
