Exploring Pharrell's Louis Vuitton Collection 

Thanks for this insight! Definitely explains a lot as I couldn’t really see these pieces hitting the shelves. Are you planning on picking up any?

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Thanks for watching! It’s a shame LV release watered-down versions of pieces, if they release them at all, since they already have the market of consumers willing to buy the more “experimental” pieces. In this case tho, the Millionaire bag Pharrell’s been wearing isn’t custom and appears to have been confirmed for sale @ $1 Million USD 😮 Another commenter said they spoke to their client advisor @ LV who confirmed almost all pieces will be made to order, rather than produced in advance. So I guess this lines up with my theory about LV not seeing this as “commercial” as reviewers have made the collection out to be.

@@mrdecember ah if it made to order so it's makes sense then

Hahahah this is such a good spot!

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Definitely agree with you! The general opinion I saw circulated was that Pharrell made the collection to be super commercial to consumers, as a way to discredit the collection / explain his hiring. I was trying to highlight that I don’t feel as though this is the case since, when we analyse it, the collection isn’t nearly as “commercial” for consumers as people made out at all!

@@mrdecember Absolutely! You did an incredible job of dissecting his references and pointing out the different aspects of the collection that were largely overlooked. Definitely earned a new sub from me. I do believe that narrative, comes from the trendy cuts and direct references that could be attributed to brands like Chanel for his "dandy"looks and even Margiela for the mary jane shoes used on the runway. Largely though, fashion is too overly saturated with trends for the average consumer to even know where those references come from though.

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Really glad you enjoyed it! Maybe it’ll make a video on it soon, but I’ve seen A LOT of things recently that LV are looking to “upscale” the perception of their own brand, particularly the leather goods, and have it more in line with Hermes. They’ve been doing things like unnecessarily creating waiting lists for their most popular bags and increasing prices A LOT. I didn’t get it at first, but with the recent news of Hermes now becoming the 2nd most valuable luxury brand in the world, I guess it makes sense why they’d want to be more like them.

@@mrdecember aha definitely could see why LVMH would choose to take this route as it's the next step to continue maximising profits whilst raising their profile which will allow them to justify further pricing increases. I could see them changing where their concessions are and focusing on a personal boutique type experience experience like other ultra luxury retailers to aid with this shift in market positioning.

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