Here are three looks from the Louis Vuitton S/S24 Show that would look amazing on Heart Evangelista
The Champs-Élysées in Paris was enveloped in orange for the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2024 show, conveying a dream of time travel. Louis Vuitton Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière brought this notion to life by jumping to different decades, combining trends from the 1950s to the 1990s.
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As the show transpired, there were three looks from the collection that fashion icon Heart Evangelista liked, and here’s why we think so.
Mimicked patterns
In true Ghesquière fashion, classic designs were reinterpreted in a contemporary manner. And due to her affinity for timeless designs that have a modern touch to it, such as the weaved appliqués that had a houndsooth-like finish on this structured coat, it’s only a matter of time before we see Heart grace another stylish event in this.
The piece had compositions of traditional detailings, as seen on the mandarin collar and its structured silhouette. To make it look more balanced, the lower half was flared out, giving shape to the overall design.
Exaggerated minis
For her second pick, the style-setter decided to go for a sleek and understated look. The construction of the dress was inspired by the tailoringTailoringThe craft of cutting, shaping, and fitting garments, especially suits, jackets, and trousers, precisely to the body. Good tailoring relies on structure, proportion, and careful hand and machine work, andGo to Tailoring Glossary of the coat, which we can spot on the mock lapels that were folded in, as well as the abundance of buttons on both sides of the piece.
Despite the subtleness of the design, it’s still quite the statement because of the exaggerated shoulders and the mini hemlineHemlineThe bottom edge of a garment such as a skirt, dress, or trouser, and its length. Hemlines shift with trends, from micro-mini to floor-sweeping maxi, and can dramatically change anGo to Hemline Glossary of the dress.
Reinterpreted casuals
Last but not least, this chosen ensembleEnsembleA complete, coordinated outfit in which each garment and accessory is chosen to work together as one look. Stylists build ensembles around a theme, color story, or occasion, and theGo to Ensemble Glossary is not only perfect for a night out, but is also very much aligned with Heart’s personal style. The overall design had the ideal balance of casual and avant-garde because of the fit-and-flared silhouette and the high-shine material used for both the top and skirt.
It may seem like a casual outfit because of the loose top and high-waisted skirt, yet Ghesquière knew how to elevate the design in his own style.
Photos from LOUIS VUITTON and HEART EVANGELISTA
