Nicolas Ghesquiere, the current artistic director of women's wear of Louis Vuitton, is good at mining classic elements from the history of the brand, and is not bound by the classic version, and is good at combining material and silhouette design with forward-looking pieces.
Looking back on Nicolas's career, it is not difficult to see that he has put the classic and future qualities of the brand to use, creating new handbags that have both the heat of the boom and the potential to become a value-added collection.
For example, the Lariat Bag he designed for Balenciaga 20 years ago - also known as the "motorcycle bag" - was the popular It Bag at the time.
After joining Louis Vuitton, it was even more compatible with the representative elements of the brand, and countless explosive models were born.
Based on the original Trapeze handbag from 1988, the Twist handbag is already a new classic in the women's handbag of Louis Vuitton, and the body design is full of modern fun.
The sac Dauphine handbag, a replica of SAC Dauphine introduced in 1976, is also popular.
Nicolas transformed the old square messenger bag style into a round and full, with the classic Monogram Reverse two-color patchwork canvas to inject a young style. In recent years, the price is also rising, no problem to preserve value.
Since its birth, Petite Malle has captured the attention of the public with the shape of a mini hard case, and has launched a variety of designs in different quarters, becoming a representative hot style of Louis Vuitton.
And we are new to exploring Nicolas's next "explosive" potential stock, which we will talk about today, the GO-14 handbag.
It has special significance for the history of both Nicolas Ghesquiere and Louis Vuitton leather goods.
As one of Nicolas's early handbags designed for Louis Vuitton, it is different from other handbags in the secret language of the name, in fact, frankly revealed its origin "Ghesquiere October 2014".
In October 2014, the GO-14 handbag was presented in Nicolas Ghesquiere's first fashion show as Louis Vuitton, fully embodying Louis Vuitton's unique Malletage cross-quilted diamond lining style logo. Combined with the LV Tournant latch, an aesthetic idea is born where the past and the future meet in the present.
In the tenth year after its birth, GO-14 handbags return to life, bringing its changeable temperament and luxury texture to more people.
Nicolas Ghesquiere is good at taking people through the past, present and future through the language of design, and the GO-14 handbag also follows the talented designer in different buildings around the world.
Louis Vuitton 2023 early autumn series show to Seoul dive Bridge, South Korea, from this seems to travel through time and space in the show, after many years to re-appear the GO-14 handbag caused people's attention.
Dark brown looks like it has a good "investment prospects", black and white is more playful and retro, well reflects the soft texture and full shape of diamond lattice, powder ink gradient avant-garde fashion at the same time, but also reflects it carries the brand advanced process of bag.
Nicolas is best at combining retro charm with modern temperament, with the autumn/Winter 2023 ready-to-wear collection, GO-14 handbags into the Musee d 'Orsay.Nicolas Ghesquiere combined it with the French style, giving the blue, white and red of the tricolor to the handbag, making it look both the typical elegance of France, but also exude the effortless chic of French style.
In the Louis Vuitton 2024 early spring women's collection released in May, GO-14 handbags and "mermaids" landed on the island in Lake Maggiore.
In the stunning scenery of Isola Bella, tell this fairy tale by the lake with Nicolas Ghesquiere in brighter and fresher colors.
Because of her diverse, practical and strong characteristics, the GO-14 handbag, which returned after a decade, has become a favorite of celebrity artists before it was released.
Cate Blanchett's black and white GO-14 bag brings a splash of color to the look and looks simple and crisp when paired with a suit.
