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The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2024 show
The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2024 show Louis Vuitton presents the Cruise 2024 campaign against the charming baroque architecture of Isola Bella, Italy. A palace overlooking the water, surrounded by endless gardens, a unique venue for the fashion show of the fashion house "Cruise" - the Borromeo Palace, whose…
The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2024 show
Louis Vuitton presents the Cruise 2024 campaign against the charming baroque architecture of Isola Bella, Italy.
A palace overlooking the water, surrounded by endless gardens, a unique venue for the fashion show of the fashion house "Cruise" - the Borromeo Palace, whose construction began in the XVII century and was completed only 400 years later, after the Second World War.
The looks are inspired by water folklore and the silhouettes resemble fairy tale characters. A baroque atmosphere prevailed. Some of the models wore hats made by a workshop in Rome specialising in film and opera accessories.
Ghesquiere describes the collection as a kind of "archaeology of the future", located on an island that "invites more dreamy thoughts".
Louis Vuitton's creative force over the past decade has combined baroque style with contemporary materials such as neoprene and sporty silhouettes.
The pastel colour palette and play of materials - silk jacquard, cashmere, jersey and organza - provided a story of transformation embodied in a multitude of stylistic ideas. The urban look coexisted with the feel of formal evening wear.
Louis Vuitton presents the Cruise 2024 campaign against the charming baroque architecture of Isola Bella, Italy.
A palace overlooking the water, surrounded by endless gardens, a unique venue for the fashion show of the fashion house "Cruise" - the Borromeo Palace, whose construction began in the XVII century and was completed only 400 years later, after the Second World War.
The looks are inspired by water folklore and the silhouettes resemble fairy tale characters. A baroque atmosphere prevailed. Some of the models wore hats made by a workshop in Rome specialising in film and opera accessories.
Ghesquiere describes the collection as a kind of "archaeology of the future", located on an island that "invites more dreamy thoughts".
Louis Vuitton's creative force over the past decade has combined baroque style with contemporary materials such as neoprene and sporty silhouettes.
The pastel colour palette and play of materials - silk jacquard, cashmere, jersey and organza - provided a story of transformation embodied in a multitude of stylistic ideas. The urban look coexisted with the feel of formal evening wear.