(5 Jul 2004) SHOTLIST
1. Various backstage
2. Various catwalk
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Kal Ruttenstein - Buyer Bloomingdale:
"It was a fantastic collection. I've been in Milan and now I'm in Paris and it certainly was one of my one or two favourite collections in the last ten days. I mean it was a little 'Chariots of Fire', a little 'Great Gatsby', a lot of modern clothes for very tone-y people and I mean that in a good sense of the word. The clothes were relaxed, they were easy and they had a certain zing to them in a low key way."
4. Final pass with Marc Jacobs
5. Naomi Campbell kissing friend
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Naomi Campbell:
"It was beautiful, luxurious, elegant."
(Q: "Did you see the little teddy bear?"_
"Yes, I saw everything, every accessory, I want everything. It doesn't matter if it's men's, I still want it!"
(Q: "What are you up to now? Are you doing anything new?")
"I'm going back to work thank you."
7. Marc Jacobs at after party
MARC JACOBS GOES 'BRIDESHEAD' AT LOUIS VUITTON
Louis Vuitton's Spring/ Summer 2004 menswear show had an upper crust male vibe. Through a leafy Arcadian bower walked a floppy haired figure his camel coat worn as a dressing gown and clutching a LV Logo teddy bear.
Images of the decadent British upper classes inspired by the hit TV series 'Brideshead Revisited,' as well as the movie 'Another Country,' fired the designer Marc Jacobs to recreate period elegance from the playing fields of Eton College.
Models wore wide white cricket pants, cabled sweaters with LV crests, slithery silk shirts and crusty linen blazers.
The fabrics- linen and cotton or cashmere- were mostly mixed with silk giving upscale gloss, but the look was liberal as last season's Ivy league.
Desirable accessories included weekend canvas and leather bags (plus a travelling chess set), alligator belts and monogram pins such as the little-boy-lost teddy bear.
A whiff of Marrakesh exotica was added in the form of a Fez hat.
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