TIME WARP - why going back in time is the new chic

October 1, 2014

 

When Nicolas Ghesquiere became the new creative director of Louis Vuitton, the fashion fan inside of me did some serious cheerleading. His previous work for Balenciaga was always ahead of its time – relevant, modern and supplemented with incredible accessories. I was hoping this was going to be the case at LV and with this season’s ‘60s, early ‘70s collection, there is so much to covet. Who would’ve thought that looking like an awesome version of Florence Henderson (The Brady Bunch’s matriarch) could be so cool? Wide collars, babydoll dresses, high-waisted trousers and A-line minis are totally in and Gucci has joined the retro trip by producing some incredible clothes and shoes this season in wild shades of mustard, blush pink, muted cornflower blue and a whole bunch of leopard print to boot.

I played around with these beautiful clothes inside of Tomek Archer’s fittingly colourific moveable pods on display at the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in Sydney.

Tanja Gacic wearing Louis Vuitton
Take a leaf out of Louis Vuitton’s book and rock your miniskirt with ankle boots and a smattering of leather.

Tanja Gacic wearing Louis Vuitton
Shiny patent leather boots and cool pearl accessories adds another dimension (Gucci dress and boots, Sarina Suriano jewellery).

Tanja Gacic wearing Louis Vuitton
Sometimes a dress is born that just does amazing things to a woman’s curves. This Louis Vuitton baby is it.

Louis Vuitton boots and bag with a vintage TV
Don’t forget the new vintage cool in accessories (Louis Vuitton bag and boots).

Check out the full story & more pictures now up on Vogue.com.au here

photographed by Jeremiah Wolf

One comment on “TIME WARP - why going back in time is the new chic”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Posts

INTRODUCING THE 2016 WINNER OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOOLMARK PRIZE: TEATUM JONES
October 11, 2016
  Wool is really some sort of a voodoo magical fabric. In contrast to synthetics, Merino wool can absorb moisture, aka sweat, and even the  odours from sweat, which are then released during washing, plus for those of us that are a little clumsy ( ahem, me! ) the fibres have a natural protective outer layer that […]
PRIMARY
July 6, 2015
"So they close together Dressed in red and yellow Innocent forever, sleeping children In their blue soft rooms still dream" Colours are fascinating. Ever since I had a fight with my best friend at 8 years of age over the colour of a t-shirt that we couldn't agree on despite the feverish discussion, I knew […]
7 sartorial tips on moving house
September 22, 2015
After living in our home for 9 years, we recently sold it to a lady who gave us a fantastic offer . When we bought the place, it was a falling apart shack on the beach, a crack house backyard full of broken glass, rubbish and weeds and an inside that smelt dubiously of mould, […]
1 2 3 42
hello world!

© Copyright 2025
My Empirical Life - All Rights Reserved.
Site by KORE

crossmenuchevron-down