L'Officiel Baltic columnist Yana Yass Jalu enjoyed the Louis Vuitton show and couldn't leave us without an insider's perspective.

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/yanayassjalu/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Yana Yass Jalu</a>: A talented man is talented in everything - at least the men's Paris Fashion Week showed that Pharrell Williams excelled in both music and as creative director of Louis Vuitton.
Williams has developed a signature look over the years in the public space. That's why it was curious to see the new collection reflecting the creator's personality. There was a lot of stylized lettering, extravagant floor-length coats, berets, prints, and the classic Damier checkerboard - it kept popping up in different colors and textures on suits, jumpsuits, coats, and bomber jackets. This time the iconic checker, which exists since 1888, got a new incarnation - the world saw its pixelated version Atari Damier by the American contemporary artist ET Artist.
Otherwise, the runway flashed military looks, hip-hop silhouettes, denim, gold, an abundance of crystals, loafers, and even fluffy slippers. Despite a lot of controversial impressions of the debut collection, it diluted the overly laconic thread of the shows at this Fashion Week. It can safely be disassembled into separate items and integrated in your closet, but the images as a whole will suit the lovers of wearing a bit too extra, who likes to dress up always, everywhere, and for no reason.

Louis Vuitton show photos - courtesy of the brand

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