Is Fashion Still Obsessed with Hong Kong"
LUXUO takes a closer look at Louis Vuitton's recent Pre-Fall 2024 to find out if the hosting nation of Hong Kong is truly the next fashion capital
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Louis Vuitton’s recent Pre-Fall 2024 collection took place in Hong Kong. The showcase included numerous notable factors including opening with 23-year-old Malaysian male model Ridzman Zidaine, a first for the brand and the collection being men?s creative director Pharrell Williams’s first pre-collection for Louis Vuitton ? and the Maison?s first Men?s Pre-Fall show. As expected, the hosting city played a large part of the collection’s narrative. The show was staged in the metropole of Hong Kong SAR, where local tradition melds with multicultural influences while the city’s Victoria Harbour skyline in Tsim Sha Tsui made a notable appearance both on the runway and in the collection’s campaign imagery. The “dandy” clothing and silhouettes reflected the connective power of travel through nautical themes as seen by codes of surfing, the sailing-inpired hats and tropical floral prints which was aimed at celebrating a wardrobe that had travelled and in doing so, embraced different continents, thus the “from Hawaii to Hong Kong” perspective.
With Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2024 moving to Hong Kong from Seoul, Korea where the label held their Women’s Pre-Fall 2023 show in April this ...
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Louis Vuitton’s recent Pre-Fall 2024 collection took place in Hong Kong. The showcase included numerous notable factors including opening with 23-year-old Malaysian male model Ridzman Zidaine, a first for the brand and the collection being men?s creative director Pharrell Williams’s first pre-collection for Louis Vuitton ? and the Maison?s first Men?s Pre-Fall show. As expected, the hosting city played a large part of the collection’s narrative. The show was staged in the metropole of Hong Kong SAR, where local tradition melds with multicultural influences while the city’s Victoria Harbour skyline in Tsim Sha Tsui made a notable appearance both on the runway and in the collection’s campaign imagery. The “dandy” clothing and silhouettes reflected the connective power of travel through nautical themes as seen by codes of surfing, the sailing-inpired hats and tropical floral prints which was aimed at celebrating a wardrobe that had travelled and in doing so, embraced different continents, thus the “from Hawaii to Hong Kong” perspective.
With Louis Vuitton’s Pre-Fall 2024 moving to Hong Kong from Seoul, Korea where the label held their Women’s Pre-Fall 2023 show in April this ...
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