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some amazing prints and beautiful luggage (as always.)

I love the shape of the shoes too.

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Everything’s just so fabulous about this show! Their outfits, the decorations, the bags….

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What a gorgeous collection of fantastical, magical, lovely clothing. I remember I read a lengthy feature on Vuitton’s original creations and venture into design and I gained so much respect for him and his company. I wonder if part of this display was inspired by the movie ‘Hugo’ in a French train station? Love a great story to accompany great design.

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The Louis Vuitton Collection F/W is fabulous! The colors are great!

Tanja

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Very nice concept:)

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I love the idea of the men carrying the ladies’ bags ! It’s genius !

That is quite the statement coming from you…but totally true!

Kate

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Hooooooly moly!!! In love with the embellishments!

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so classy! amazing stage setup!

Bises,
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yes, I too like all that the models are wearing, now if Marc can do something for the bellhops

Love the highly-attentive baggage handlers. Great idea, LV.
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C’est magnifique!

LOVE LOVE LOVE the hats. I’d love to pull of that look.

looks like any Marni show

Eye candy: sumptuous brocade and jacquard…Marc Jacobs is on a long, strange “A la Recherche Du Temps Perdu” trip with those Edwardian hats.

The layers! The gems! The prints and brocade. This was a great couture show with so many inspiring pieces and outfits.
And the porters are adorable; I love that they didn’t hire male models, just normal men!

I feel it is very similar to the Marc Jacobs show though – no? The big hats, the colours, the bulky buttons as well as the cuts…

Amazing collection, the colours are really awsome!

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Amazing! The idea of the show is great!

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I can see that it is very dramatic but a little TOO dramatic for my tastes. I’m sure it will ‘translate’ well! Think that’s what they say.

That show looks incredible! Such an original idea for a catwalk. And of course, I love the dresses.

This is inspiring!

Very ‘Downtown Abbey’ 1910-1918 look. I love the shoes, which, apart from the height of the sole are also redolent of that time with square toe and foot shaping. The patterns are astounding and have taken real skill to balance it seems to me – with splashes of block colours in the hats (also true to time) and bags – specially like the yellow. I also like the almost Asian idea (French Vietnamese?) of pants beneath the calf length skirts.

The best show I’ve seen this season. Real Boss type.
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Oh man, I feel like I just died and went to “Funny Girl” heaven. This is like the scene where Barbara Streisand gets off the train and runs into Nick Arnstein EXPLODED all over “Hugo”. I’m in love. I’m going to be dreaming about this coat silhouette (the ones with the curving hi-low hemlines) for days.

I loved the feel of this show. It was so unique and made their new clothes stand out in my mind.

I love this collection. Marc Jacobs is a genius!!!

I’m sure the narrative employed for the show by Luis Vuitton really had the front row on the edge of there seats.

Did the ‘will they / won’t they’ relationship develop any further between handbag lacky and model?

or did the train depart on a love which just wasn’t meant to be..

Find out next season / episode ;)

Amazing scenary, amazing looks. Love it!!!!!!!!!
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Wow! Reminds me so much of the Musee d’Orsay, the train station turned museum, also with a beautiful clock hanging in the centre of the wall!

I love love love!

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I love the luggage but feel this show is a sort of ripoff a little of Galliano’s train station runway show for Dior.

Gotta love those purses! Yea baby! LOL!

The 60′s are back and ain’t they gorgeous. Now everybody go out and have fun now, you hear

love the stage setup, classy looks!

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luv luv luv…it’s chic mad hatter ~

is it Ken Russel´s Alma Mahler…?
M.

So glamour!!! Luis Vuitton, one of my favorite fashion brand!!! I especially love its bags!!!

Wow! C’est formidable!

Truly amazing collection, and the photographs are just out of this world… hard to believe this was on a runway. The whole look and feel of this dramatic show comes alive trough the images posted. Wow…

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Unbelievable! Such a clever idea for the show!

Amazing show!!

there’s a whole lot of Marc Jacobs in this collection…

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hm. this show is clever product placement indeed. as far as the clothes and the fabrics are concerned: marc jacobs is a talented magpie and i really like a lot of what he’s done, but these last f/w collections are a bit much and just don’t do it for me. they lack sensitivity, or poetry.

Such attention to detail. A wonderfully stunning posting!

great show! Love the idea of boy carrying the bags after model!

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Absolutely love the layering, beauty and power in most of the outfits. Truly stunning line up.

i onestly think LV show was the worst show of paris fashion week. it was a mess. a complete disaster.

all the clothes look so unatractive, the silhouette was old, as the concept, wich before the “abbey thing” is actually more “the hours” virgina’s wolf 2002 movie. those velvet puffy hats were the most ugluy thing that came out from paris fashion week. those coat shapes were just wrong. the collar was old and heavy, the prints were messy, the embroideries and the buttons looks cheap. and the pump edgy shoes were horrible. too big, too sharped.

i want to know if there just one woman in the world who look sexy and fresh with that garments on her.

Beautifull prints!…Amazing as always!
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what’s with marc jacobs and mad hatter hats?

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I love the theatrics of the runway show and the detailing of the jackets

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I LOVE the train and the idea of the lovely helpers carrying their lovely bags ;) so creative and the clothes are to die for. A bit of a world away it seems, Stockholm Street Style is all about simplicity, yet big bold statement pieces at the same time ! Take a look at my Stockholm Street Style blog: http://www.johannasthlm.blogspot.com

Personally it leaves me cold. I found that show very tacky and tasteless

everything feels so labored in this collection. i agree with rebecca on this collection as well, i heard backstage some of the fabrics cost over thousands per yard and the fact that marc jacobs uses them in such an appeasing way is just embarrassing and insensitive. he has an abundance of resources but still refuses to push fashion forward only offering predictable looks through the silhouettes, cuts and styling. it doesn’t help that all his collections recently have come across as complete knocks offs of prada and marni pieces, how can no one else see this? and yet people still compliment him on his “revolutionary concepts and presentation skills”. his designs are not up to par with likes of forward designers such as balenciaga, chalayan or prada.

finally it annoys me that he has taken the editorial approach to designing as well. the clothes are so unflattering with hideous proportions but photograph well. but once you see them on a hanger it’s a different story.

No, Sandra, you’re not alone. This collection looks like the clothes for the witches in the Harry Potter movies. I don’t think the lines are flattering and the hats look like old, limp balloons. Colors and textures are cool, but design is too costume-y for me.

These models, their shoes and outfits are awesome!

Beautiful photos…..magical….could be a movie

Fantastic!

i have to say, i saw the shots vogue.com posted for this and for miumiu, and i outright rejected them in my head – simply disliked them. but something about your photos… I automatically saw the very same outfits as dramatic, artistic, and creative. i dont know what it is, but you just seem to capture them in just the right way; it makes them so much more fashion-y than just seeing the clothes.

I love how blue eyes of the boy on the second from the last picture steal the show. Fashion is clothes and accessories but on top of all it is about people. People beauty, charm, personality…

I simply L O V E everything in these pictures. LV has been doing some great shows lately.

Love your photography! I am also in photograpy and and have a love for fashion. (My fashion blog launches 3.25.12). The L.V. line is amazing. Very inspiring. It’s great to see patterns, texture and bold hues. People should not be afraid to define their style and wear those platforms!

a theatrical spectacle, gorgeous bags yes, but for me, those clothes are ‘emperors new clothes’ hideous. The collars, the buttons, the shapes, those shoes! -awful. Fantastical narrative, my fair lady on acid, (with some Carol Brady, Shirley Partidge thrown in) but unwearable. Or if I saw someone wearing any of these looks I’d feel they’d drunk the koolaid and were desperate victims of ‘fashion’. Maybe its just me…I can tell the experience of the show was transporting but the clothes the clothes the clothes are too contrived and just ugly.

I just love how those porters seem to be ‘soldiering on’ with grim determination. Some of the expressions are like: “How did I get myself into this?”

I loved all bright and beautiful colors and amazing fashion styles..! I want to say two words absolutely glories..:)

I want to take issue with the objections to fabrics that cost hundreds of dollars a yard. What is wrong with that? These gorgeous fabrics are handmade by real artisans. I cannot afford them but I’m glad that a few can. And because a few can, the talent and skill of these artisans is not lost.

Thank goodness that not everything is manufactured cheaply by poor drudges in factories. And I don’t just mean clothing.

Not a fan!

I adore it all, the clothes, the hats, the train, clock and porters, like stepping into Hugo. For those who are upset about the expense–think of all the people employed in creating this show, from the artisans–fabric makers and designers, seamstresses, shoe makers, milliners, to the men and women who constructed the sets, hung the lights, set up the chairs. Isn’t there something to be said for keeping alive admirable vanishing skills, and for wild beauty?

Trains are too dirty to wear anything like this…. That is a period long gone, and never to return…. No one dresses well to fly, either. It’s shameful. Clothing is cute, but, really? Who wears this?

amazing bags !!!!!!! i love the concept, the idea, the scenography !!

Makes me want to take the Orient Express … Jacobs is a genius