By: Quinn Bell
After having been postponed for 3 days due
to a missing shipment of fabric and accessories, Marc Jacobs’ Fall 2013
ready-to-wear collection was finally unveiled tonight and it did not
disappoint. Every aspect of the collection was stunning-so stunning in fact
that I found it difficult to put into words.
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The show was set in a coliseum-esque venue
with a circular runway. The space was
lit by a giant yellow fixture (reminiscent of Olafur Eliasson’s installation
“The Weather Project”) that cast a sepia-coloured light, removing all colour. Models
strode smoothly around the perimeter of the concrete catwalk like clones with
identical cropped haircuts and blacked-out eyes. As the models re-emerged,
white light was cast and the collection was visible in all its glory. Sequins, metallic fabrics and satin were seen
throughout, making glamour a major element. Furs, in the form of coats, collars
and purses added a luxurious touch to just about every look and the
collection’s beauty and sophistication was enhanced by soft tones like dusty
rose, burgundy and blue. Key pieces were Coats with round collars, hot pants,
shimmery dresses, skinny belts and pajama sets.
A perfect end to New York Fashion Week,
Marc Jacobs’ Fall 2013 ready-to-wear show was innovative, captivating, and
truly unforgettable.
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