The Richelieu block of the Louvre museum is decorated with dozens of antique chandeliers that have been studied for many months. They set the stage for what Nicolas Ghesquière described at his Spring/Summer show, a "Prom of Time".

At Louis Vuitton, the Creative Director Nicolas Ghesqui&egrave;re was fascinated by the concept of time and how it intersects with fashion. He is a master at referencing and combining surprising elements to create a new work. On the occasion of the brand founder&#39;s 200th birthday, he had every reason to start this topic.

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According to the brand&#39;s history, the Richelieu row was used by Louis Vuitton for his meetings with Empress Eug&eacute;nie, who selected him as the exclusive chest maker. This new collection once again recreates the image of the Queen right in the first look, with gorgeous dresses, intricately attached, tied at the hips in the style of the 19th century. If the design was famous in the past. With a heavy lower body, hip padding and several layers of petticoat, Ghesqui&egrave;re&#39;s dresses were light enough for models to walk the catwalk in open-toed satin wrestling boots.

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Shades of Paul Poiret, the 20th-century &quot;Fashion King&quot;, and Ert&eacute;, the famous French-Russian artist, are said to converge in the next looks, like the intricately beaded headdress. and contemporary sunglasses. The Poiret and Ert&eacute; eras were unlikely to come across denim, and if they had, they would never have paired a beaded slit dress with jeans or cut a jean jacket with a tailcoat. And that is the feeling of time travel that Ghesqui&egrave;re brings.

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For his part, Ghesqui&egrave;re is concerned with the uncertain background between past, present, and future. &ldquo;I like the idea of a vampire traveling through the ages, adapting to the dress codes of that period,&rdquo; he says. A fun polka dot cape; two more cut diagonally across the body to look like any prom dress, and a few others, for a couture match, are made from materials such as fluff chiffon. Of course, the legendary appeal of the latest collection of bags and accessories from the Louis Vuitton fashion house cannot be ignored.

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The show was interrupted by a protester carrying a sign that read Overconsumption = Extinction from start to finish. For a brief moment, the audience&#39;s focus on Ghesqui&egrave;re&#39;s &quot;magic&quot; was temporarily broken. Still, it remains Ghesqui&egrave;re&#39;s pinnacle collection, fusing a distant and complicated fashion history with the laid-back rules of today.

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Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2022: “The Time Prom”

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