Louis Vuitton Exhibit Series 3: London
By: Taylor Hall
London has many great exhibits and museums to offer in the world of fashion and textiles. This past weekend, I decided to make my way to 聽to experience the聽. Let鈥檚 just say the exhibit was absolutely mind blowing. The Louis Vuitton exhibition demonstrates聽聽inspiration behind the Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2015 Collection. Nicolas Ghesqui猫re is the Art Director for Louis Vuitton and the creative genius behind this amazing exhibition.
As you enter the exhibition, you really feel as if you are at a real life fashion show. The exhibition takes you through the inspiration behind the line, the production and the actual collection, all in a very unique and creative way. The exhibition also includes a 鈥淲alk-in Closet鈥 of the collection where you are actually able to touch each article of clothing. I found this room particularly interesting. It was really amazing to be able to touch each piece of clothing and see the up-close detail. The artisan鈥檚 room was another highlight for me. In this room, you are able to see artisan鈥檚 craftsmanship that goes into each handbag at Louis Vuitton. The amount of intricate detail is unbelievable and really allows you to have a full appreciation of the quality and to understand the value.
This exhibition was inspiring and I enjoyed the futuristic approach in showcasing the collection.
This exhibition is open to the public from Septembers 21st聽until October 18th聽2015. The best part is that this incredible exhibition is free; you are also able to聽聽to avoid waiting. For anyone visiting London during this time, this exhibition is an absolute must!
秀色直播Blogger Taylor Hall is a rising senior at the University of Rhode Island, and a recipient of the 秀色直播Metro Scholarship. She is having a blast studying abroad for a semester in London, and she likes to write about fashion.
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