Will LV Be The Next Brand To Lose The Creative Director?

　　 Women's wear Creative director Nicolas Ghesqui re recently revealed the intention to create the same name in the French pop talk show "Le Petit Journal". brand 。

In the face of the question of Yann Barth Barth s's "whether to launch Nicolas Ghesqui re" in the future, the 45 year old respondents did not hesitate to give affirmative reply: "yes." Although he can not get the exact time at present, he repeatedly emphasizes "very soon". Short questions and answers less than 5 minutes are Latest fashion The world has contributed a number of hot topics: will Nicolas Ghesqui re really do this? Does LV agree? What is the specific time? What kind of brand will be the same brand?

Nicolas Ghesqui re in "Le Petit Journal"

In France, Nicolas Ghesqui re, a native born designer, began to study clothes when she was 14 years old. At that time, she was the Agn leader s b. Compared with today's new generation of professional design colleagues, his career is more traditional -- from apprenticeship to Agn, S B, Jean-Paul Gaultier and other predecessors, and she was appointed as design director by fashion house Balenciaga in 1997.

For more than a decade of Balenciaga, he won the annual women's Costume Designer Award from the American Fashion Association (CFDA), and its jurisdiction gradually extended from women's clothing to accessories and men's wear. After splitting up with Balenciaga in 2013, Nicolas Ghesqui re entered LV, but during that time, the voice of "namesake brand" never came out.

This is somewhat incompatible. Regardless of the Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs from the big brand exit, most of the designers who have contracts with the contract will choose to give consideration to both the "Dong Jia" and the same brand, such as the old Buddha Karl Lagerfeld, the early Alexander Wang and Kris Van Assche.

As a matter of fact, Nicolas Ghesqui re had revealed the idea of creating the brand of the same name in the interview with the Wall Street journal in 2014. "If I tell you that I don't want the brand of the same name, it's a lie." He replied, "everything is in order, and now I devote myself to LV and I can't take care of others."

From the analysis of his words at that time, Nicolas Ghesqui re re would not be a mere tinkering if he wanted to make the same name brand. "Copying what is done on a large platform is not attractive to me." "I will never introduce my brand in this way," he said.

If the idea of Nicolas Ghesqui re remains unchanged, does the establishment of the same brand mean that he will leave LV? Before the news comes, we may as well listen to his view of frequent changes in the fashion world today -- very bad. "The old fashion house brings these designers to the studio, while the latter pushes the fashion house up the steps." "The end of the relationship is disappointing," said Nicolas Ghesqui e re, facing the Le Petit Journal lens. "You always want to see the left designers in other places."