“I wanted to imagine what could happen if the past could look at us.” Nicolas Ghesquière speaks exclusively to Vogue about the meaning behind the moving backdrop at this season’s LouisVuitton show.
, of which Louis Vuitton is a sponsor, Ghesquière enlisted costume designer Milena Canonero, stage director Francisco Negrin, and set designer Es Devlin to create a living backdrop. Together they create a wardrobe for a chorus of 200 in costumes spanning five centuries, and arranged them on a grandstand from which they peered down at the models and audience.
Andrew Bolton, the Wendy Yu Curator in Charge of the Met’s Costume Institute, has said that the upcoming exhibit was inspired by the writings of Charles Baudelaire and Henri Bergson, but William Faulkner seems apt here: “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”
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