It’s like every morning brings news of a yet another fashion person on film.
While this month’s been devoted to The September Issue and we’re most looking forward to the Sundance debut of Jack & Lazaro’s documentary in two weeks, there’s an entire festival dedicated to Marc Jacobs in between.
It’s in Australia, so we can’t quite make it, but they’ve flown Bryanboy in to kick off each night of screenings on the condition he brings his BB bag (the square, ostrich one Marc made just for him for fall 08) everywhere he goes.
They’ll show, of course, Loïc Prigent’s Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton, but they’ll also screen clips from Andy Warhol’s show, Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited (Marc made the luggage), a video compilation of Marc’s runway shows and a few films to set the scene of the old New York in which Marc rose to fashion fame.
The festival runs through September 6th, so if you’re down there soak up all the Marc you can in case they can’t squeeze you into his front-row only show.






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i know this migh sound a bit stupid but how was marc involved with andy warhol…? is it like the whole stephen sprouse scene etc..
Just wondering …not a criticism of my darling Fashionista! xx
they’re showing vignettes of andy’s show from 1985 to 1987 & marc took over at perry ellis in 1988 so it’ll help set new york city’s tone/scene for marc’s fashion – not to be overly dramatic – revolution and show how different things were beforehand
Thanks Brit!! xx
not to be the pervert.. but damn he looks good. Wow… really??
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A bit too muscly for my taste, but I will admit deathofadame, the eye does linger…
The “video compilation” of Marc’s runway shoes is actually from Videofashion’s DESIGNER MARATHON series. It’s one of 78 programs in the series!