Admittedly, the only show I was really looking forward to seeing in Paris was Chanel. (Weren't we all?) And then the Marc Jacobs' designed Louis Vuitton collection caught me off guard. The inner child in me delved at the sight of the carousel, and with all the girls on the runway wearing ladylike skirts with handbags, I felt almost immediately as a child who was playing dress up. With music reminiscent of a child's music box, and almond colored tea dresses, this collection played upon childlike innocence ingenuity. The candy colored dresses in tones of almond, candy floss pink and sherbet lemon made Jacobs' collection seem like a box of candy (Ladurée, anyone?). The detailing played to hints of femininity, and with tiaras and parasols, it seems that my childhood dreams were coming to fruition on the runway of Louis Vuitton. Ivory broderie anglaise with small floral applique made for an innocent collection, with the icing on the cake being Kate Moss in a shimmer of white. A perfect end to a Vuitton fairytale and putting the coveted brand back on top. Truly divine.
xo ll
photos via vogue
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