Marc Jacobs Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear
And don’t forget your lipstick.Since his last show in February, Jacobs’s company has been acquired by WHP Group and G-III, in a deal worth $850 million. They’re very different bedfellows than LVMH, his previous owners, though Sidney Toledano his longtime champion at the French conglomerate, was in attendance as usual and seated in the front row.So, was it one last hurrah for the way things were, or a fresh beginning? That was the question as a voice (possibly the designer’s own) asked everyone to take their seats.
- ▪And don’t forget your lipstick.Since his last show in February, Jacobs’s company has been acquired by WHP Group and G-III, in a deal worth $850 million.
- ▪They’re very different bedfellows than LVMH, his previous owners, though Sidney Toledano his longtime champion at the French conglomerate, was in attendance as usual and seated in the front row.So, was it one last hurrah for the way things
- ▪That was the question as a voice (possibly the designer’s own) asked everyone to take their seats.
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This was a short, sharp shock of a show from Marc Jacobs: just four minutes long, but with plenty of ideas about how to wear color this fall (brightly and in unexpected mixes), how to layer jewels (obviously faux and in big pile-ups at the neck or accessorizing a belt at the waist), and how to go bare and short—like, really short—with opaque bodysuits and stockings underneath your bustiers and minis. And don’t forget your lipstick.Since his last show in February, Jacobs’s company has been acquired by WHP Group and G-III, in a deal worth $850 million.
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Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at Vogue.
