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Now that the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics is officialy on the horizon, the capital of couture will take on a new role as the capital of sport, once again, after exactly 100 years. Being the global epicenter of culture isn't a new thing for the city. In fact, that's what defines the city today. For instance, the heritage of the 1900 Exposition Universelle still stand up to this day. One of the structures built for the event has become one of the most recognizable manmade structu

Polkadots, graffity, camouflage, splash of colors, studs, skateboards...What?? We've seen pretty much everything on a Louis Vuitton bag. The world's most famous trunkmaker has gone way beyond its heritage since the house first founded in 1854, known for its highly recognizable monograms. Since then, the house keeps remixing the bags by adding anything imaginable on their famous patterns. However, they have not been doing it alone. The pieces are actually revisited versions th

From New York, London, Milan and Paris, show after show, we tend to see the person (or people) who would traditionally come out to the runway and bow to the audience, the creative directors. They receive praises and tons of What-The-Fucks based on the collection they present. But are they really the only one in charge of each collection? Well, not really. Designers and fashion houses tend to hire stylists who would work hand-in hand with the designers in the creative aspect o

It's a trend that we have seen coming since a couple years ago. We witnessed Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy (soon to be out) sent a more street-inspired collection to the runway, then other designers followed by collaborating with sportwear brands (hey Olivier), then there was the rise of Yeezy, but this season it really is elevated to a whole new level. Louis Vuitton presented its menwear collection with a collaboration with the cult streetwear New York brand Supreme. The reacti