40s Ostrich Feathers on Runways - Louis Vuitton Spring 2009 RTW in Paris (GALLERY)


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Louis Vuitton debuted a very forties-inspired Spring 2009 RTW collection at Paris Fashion Week that featured ostrich-feather dresses and skirts. Designed by Marc Jacobs, the collection went for a heavily embellished look with loads of flair and a bit of an exotic undertone. However, as this was a ready to wear collection, Jacobs kept it chic and practical--unlike John Galliano, who always goes for the extreme. Check out more Spring 2009 RTW collections and Louis Vuitton campaigns below. Source: louisvuitton Via: trendmill |
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