Pre-Fall 2024 Recap (Balenciaga, Chanel, Louis Vuitton)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A complete review & recap on the happenings during some of the biggest pre-fall 2024 collections. Including reviews of runway shows and collections by brands such as Chanel, Balenciaga & Louis Vuitton. Join the stream to chip in and add your thoughts on the brands and their fashion runway shows.
Demna Gvasalia is back with a wellness bang for Balenciaga. Virginie Viard's Chanel took over Manchester. Pharrell Williams' Louis Vuitton's second outing is among us.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 - 00:15:00: Introduction and Balenciaga Collection Overview
00:15:00 - 00:35:00: Critiques and Controversies of Balenciaga
00:35:00 - 00:55:00: Chanel's Manchester Show and Luxury Brand Economics
00:55:00 - 01:15:00: Authenticity and Financial Performance in Fashion
01:15:00 - 01:35:00: Gender Dynamics and Creative Freedom in Fashion
01:35:00 - 01:55:00: Pharrell's Louis Vuitton, Artistic Perspectives and Industry Changes
01:55:00 - 03:25:00: Fashion Roadman After-Hours Lounge (various topics from chat - incl. fashion industry practices, industry criticisms, personal fashion experiences, and african fashion)
I'm from India. It's Tuesday here.
Content from Bliss Foster, Fashion Roadman and Hautelemode on the same day.
Tuesdays are a treat. Tuesdays are glorious. ♥
Dries Van Noten did that decades ago when he showed in a passage of Indian shops. they were all invited and part of the show
Shows the difference between people that genuinely care VS corporate entities that commodify everything they touch
Feels like the Demna x Balenciaga story is coming to an end. I think you hit the nail on the head when you mentioned most of the show felt like Vetements; this is the first show that felt like it had almost nothing to do with Cristobal or the House of Balenciaga. Demna seems to be diving deeper into his world of observational, ironic fashion, Kering is enjoying the profit that Demna is turning for them and is willing to shell out to help Demna realize his vision, but how is this relevant to Balenciaga?? I guess time will tell! thanks for the video!
the theme was La and i think he did some very interesting things with the given theme, and at the end some looks resembled old balenciaga stuff, and for me the collection represented normal la peoples, high class celebreties and homeless people so he represented the whole community from la
@@louisvau4132but the collection is still pretty much the same as the last 5 collections.
It's not like they twisted their vision to fit this LA concept.
CORRECTION* ----
WHOLE FOODS WAS FOUNDED IN 1978
WHILE EREWHON WAS FOUNDED IN 1966
SO TECHNICALLY, WHOLE FOODS IS NEWER
1:13 That's actually a great idea for a regular or a yearly series.
If possible can you review collections of your juniors/peers/alums from CSM?
OR
Do you know any channel that reviews the graduate collections from top fashion schools?
I would watch both options with relish btw :)
Being one who has been in L.A. County since a child in the 60s, the one-stroke painting/narrative that has been created of L.A. is tiring. And I wish that designers and others would stop playing into the narrative. L.A. is a huge diverse county consisting of eighty-eight cities.
As for Erewhon, I've shopped it on and off for over forty years. Nothing new. It was started by Michio and Aveline Kushi and has been here in L.A. since the late 60s when I was in middle school. Michio and Aveline were leaders in the macrobiotic movement which was strong here in L.A. in the 1980s as I was macro back then. I met them in 1985 at a macrobiotic retreat. The market carried a lot of macrobiotic food items. It was sold around the late 70s and then again in the 2000s, I think it was.
As for prices, yes, there can be expensive items. However, what I shop for, and with comparing apples to apples, costs basically the same as at other markets where I shop.
Regarding Whole Foods, it started up in Austin, Texas in 1980. But, here in L.A., we had Mrs. Gooch's which started up around 1976 and expanded to around seven health-related supermarkets across L.A. County. Sandy Gooch founded her supermarkets and was a pioneer in the industry. I shopped her supermarkets from the beginning to the end in 1993 when Whole Foods bought her out. There were a lot of smaller health-food markets in both the 70s and also in the 60s when I was a kid.
As for Balenciaga and the whole so-called L.A. vibe, fashion show, I'm not thrilled at all.
As for your mention of South African designers and Thebe Magugu, I love his work and was able to get a hold of a coat from his 2022 collection when it went on sale. I treasure that coat. I wish it were easier to get his pieces.
Greetings from Los Angeles
I think a more appropriate theme is “LA “culture” through the lens of a tabloid or the media.” Maybe LA celebrity culture but you’re right. LA is so diverse!
Balenciaga's collection is giving Brian Yuzna's Society (1989) vibe. EDIT: as someone said in the chat, Demna's Balenciaga is the same Hellraiser party in Berghain with Eastern European thugs as security.
That was me he does same bdsm Hellraiser stuff every collection now it’s just oversized uggs and fear of god sweatsuits
Someone like kim and cardi b doesnt fit to anything demna desings or stands for but for me it has an kind of comedic effect seing them modeling. Its like a flex for the purpose of being funny
34:51 😂😂😂
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Micah, I’m totally using the “filler” critique!!🏆🏆🏆🏆
Where the reformer is used Pilates classes are very expensive due to the one to one teaching and equipment.
Regarding Chanel: the first that come up to my mind is Martin Margiela Show of 1989, in which locals participated.
I was thinking Margiela as well. Embracing the chaos. Especially in one of his early shows at the playground.
Yes absolutely for the Rise and Rise video!!
I talked with someone who attended the Balenciaga show, and they said that the fitting on the clothes was EVERYTHING, and that made it next level. I asked, how? Bc stretch fabrics, gym clothes…really? And they said yes, that the athleisure looks were like bespoke in how well they fit each model, how the garments flattered the model. Okay… maybe it’s an “you had to be there” moment, or when the clothes drop at the shops, and people try them on, the garments will sell like hotcakes bc the fit is so excellent 🤷🏻♀️
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Demna is not evolving because he and the company he works for put value on money more than anything. Keep it up, FR !
Am I tripping or Kering now repurposes items from other brands? I’ve noticed that recent Gucci pumps seem to be made with the same last as YSL shoes, and oversized jackets in this collection look like ones from YSL men’s SS24? Like it’s not just a ‘trend’
That’s very interesting. Thank you, I’m going to look out for that. It could be bc they’re all using the same factories… but I’d love to know if it’s more than that.
@@jhoover3098 after getting familiar with Kering produce I was surprised how similar their offerings are to Lego, as if different brands were like different Lego themes, and they reuse and repurpose certain things or fabrics across brands. I recently saw Erewhon T-shirt review, it looks like current Rive Droite YSL Juergen Teller T-shirt, like exactly and made in Portugal as well. That brings a question of how much designer actually influences the brand, or there are internal optimizations made by marketing teams, fabric stockists and manufacturers to cut costs.
great call on lv's targetting of asia, i think theyve been aiming to spread out a bit to cut down on their over dependence on the Chinese market. fascinating topic if im being fr
Evidently in NY, no one is buying Balenciaga, and even the big resale presence there, the Balenciaga items are getting marked down a lot. It’s great for people who love early Demna at Balenciaga bc you can snap up the looks quite reasonably.
At least in EU, hype pieces still have crazy prices. But a ton of the more regular stuff is pretty cheap pre-owned.
I did see a lot of Asian tourists in NYC wearing Balenciaga a lot.
"You always wear a black t-shirt"
Just reply with "bro it's a Balenciaga". I am pretty sure nobody can't tell it's not
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I love researching business. I binge watched understich/skin (I think all of them). I also research tech business, corporate history, etc.
I think that Bernard Arnauld story was crazy, crazy, crazy, but not really unexpected for me. I keep seeing that. It's like a recipe.
Company X is founded, then either founder 2 backstabs founder 1 and takes over and becomes a press hero, or some third guy buys the company, backstabs both founders, becomes a press hero.
Business is filled to the brim with psychos.
So regarding your example, no, Bernard would not feel guilty after stealing someone's house to make a LV shop. He would be like a toddler that took a chocolate bar from the table and say something like "I did not steal the house, I upgraded the neirbourhood by renovating that house, everyone's house value on that street increased and I created jobs for people. The homeless family? Oh, everyone should take better care of their finances."
I love your additional info about the business side of fashion. It gives a lot of context to what we see on the runway.
I love @understitch !!!!
2:09:20 gold plated comment 😂
2:09:28 that’s so funny 😂😂
He’s not confused haha he just doesn’t want the average consumer (wealthy people dumb enough to buy his tat) to catch on to the bs at work 😂
It feels a bit Marie Antoinette to me. High priced bin and grocery bags during a cost of living crisis. What's the commentary?
Start eating that cake because there are even more expensive brands on market than Balenciaga.
Economic crisises do not apply to ultra rich people.
You and I can only watch these shows and clothes on our cheap internet subscriptions.
The fashion industry doesn't care about crises
they do care. This is why "quiet luxury" and minimalism is so popular right now. When the economy is growing, maximalism is in.
@@Boredblacksheep I'm talking about the prices