When I think of Louis Vuitton I instantly conjure up the image of the old fashioned trunks emblazoned with the Louis Vuitton monogram. So I was really excited to take go to the Louis Vuitton Series 3 Exhibition at the Strand. The exhibition showcased Ghesquière's creative process and influences for the A/W15 collection.
We first entered into a dome area representing Ghesquière's mind that had the room spinning with pictures, sketches and photographs. Not going to lie, but I was extremely dizzy and thought that the floor was spinning at one point! Apart from the dizziness this room was incredible with bags and clutches flying around the room. My idea of heaven! There was also a large Louis Vuitton trunk in the middle of the room hung from the ceiling displaying some of the history of Louis Vuitton in the trunk.
Another room replicated the catwalk show with several digital screens repetitively.
The most incredible part of the exhibition was witnessing artisans making the brand's most famous products right in front of us, their box clutch.
The final room was called the 'Walk in Wardrobe', displaying the A/W15 collection in perspex boxes. My favourites among the collection were of course the bags and the very fluffy sheep skin winter coat which was the gorgeous to touch.
This exhibition was incredible and gave me and many others a great insight into the creative process of a fashion house. In Louis Vuitton's perspective this was great promotion for their brand as the exhibition was welcome to the public who could see the creative process of a current collection which is rare.
Love Soraya x
Another room replicated the catwalk show with several digital screens repetitively.
The most incredible part of the exhibition was witnessing artisans making the brand's most famous products right in front of us, their box clutch.
The final room was called the 'Walk in Wardrobe', displaying the A/W15 collection in perspex boxes. My favourites among the collection were of course the bags and the very fluffy sheep skin winter coat which was the gorgeous to touch.
This exhibition was incredible and gave me and many others a great insight into the creative process of a fashion house. In Louis Vuitton's perspective this was great promotion for their brand as the exhibition was welcome to the public who could see the creative process of a current collection which is rare.
Love Soraya x
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