When Marc Jacobs rolled into the Cour Carrée Louvre Paris, everyone wanted to come abroad. Spending approximately $8 Million on his set design, Marc Jacobs blew us all away with the glamorous ode to 19th Century romantic elegance.”We wanted to continue the journey we started with the fashion show — the glamour of travel and the romance of going somewhere,” Jacobs explained. In order to do so, the train was deconstructed and shipped to a New York studio where it was rebuilt, filled with models, and photographed by Steven Meisel. “We wanted to maintain the comfortingly luxurious and old-fashioned journey that the collection represented. Opulence, the brocades, the beautiful cuts of the suits, and I guess, the distant romantic glamour of travel,” Jacobs said. We are always happy to go on the adventure Marc creates for us every season.
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