After mastering a merry-go-round fashion show last season, Louis Vuitton closes Paris Fashion Week in a style travel extravaganza, showing on a train car dating back to the early 19th century.
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This morning, Louis Vuitton’s creative director Marc Jacobs literally pulled off a grand spectacle show at the Cour Carrée in Paris by gliding through the venue on a custom built blue lacquered Louis Vuitton titled locomotive.
Seated in pairs, models one by one then de-boarded the car, fiercely walking down the runway in Louis Vuitton 19th century travel heritage inspired looks, followed by a conductor carrying two to three LV bags.
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Marc Jacobs explained in a post interview that he wanted to channel the past with LV’s latest collection, so why not take a trip?
“Things looking like they were from another time. It’s just a trip,” he said.
We’re pretty much speechless after this one, so take a look at the amazing Louis Vuitton Fall 2012 RTW opening ceremony below and see for yourself.
SOURCE: styleite
