The Louis Vuitton Spring 2014 show ended on a bittersweet note, as Marc Jacobs and his partner Robert Duffy confirmed this would be their last collection for the French design house. The collection was full of Jacobs’ signature flair and theatrics; for instance, the runway was a trip down memory lane, filled with stage relics (like the fountain) from Jacob’s past shows.
As for the fashion, the all-black collection seemed fitting considering Jacobs’ resignation. The models walked the runway in Showgirl inspired outfits – complete with ornate ostrich feathered headpieces made by Stephen Jones. Other notable outfits included the leather biker jackets, the ruffle-adorned sheer body suits, and feather-adorned suits.
Jacobs certainly made sure to end his run at Louis Vuitton with an unforgettable, glamorous show.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Theatrical Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate more theatrical elements or showmanship in their collections.
- Feather Accessories
- Designers can experiment with ornate feathered headpieces or accessories to add an opulent touch to their collections.
- All-black Collections
- There is potential for fashion designers to embrace the simplicity and timeless elegance of all-black collections.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate theatrical elements, feather accessories, and all-black collections into their runway shows and collections.
- Event Planning
- Fashion-inspired event planners can draw inspiration from the showgirl theme and incorporate similar elements into events.
- Entertainment
- The entertainment industry can use the theatrical runway show as inspiration for their own shows or performances.
