Louis Vuitton 2015 autumn and winter men's series of large advertising campaign

Louis Vuitton 2015 autumn and winter men's series of advertising campaign by the photographer Alasdair McLellan lens supermodel David Trullik interpretation.

The black-and-white-based leather goods and clothing footwear under the background of light and shadow highlight the three-dimensional feeling and perspective of the entire series of knot prints. This series of design and inspiration is the praise and tribute to the famous British artist and costume designer Christopher Nemeth by the menswear designer Kim Jones. Christopher Nemeth is a designer, painter, and art designer. He died at the age of 51 at the age of 51. Using sewing threads is like a sway to him; he used to be a British fashion industry and is a fashion icon in London. His rebelliousness does not occur. The epitome of energy. Kim Jones, a Louis Vuitton menswear designer, saw Christopher Nemeth as an idol since he was a teenager. He had the privilege to work with him, and often dreamed of working with him one day. Today, although the deceased is no longer there, Kim Jones keeps Christopher Nemeth back to life with persistent enthusiasm.

Kim Jones reproduces Nemeth's iconic rope totem in a crewneck sweater and ox buckskin coat. In the 1980s, the United Kingdom suffered a period of economic depression and "not seen in the future." The artist Nemeth designs clothes for himself, deconstructs personal suits, reshapes them, and leaves traces of the creative process: needlework, rope totems, is to show his art. Kim Jones explained: “Fashion presents a social picture. When the time is hard, new challenges arise. It is necessary to break through the limits and Nemeth does it.” This became Kim Jones’ inspiration, combining the art of tailoring and cutting-edge technology. The results were clear: the simple silhouette combined with the sturdy rope lines, graceful and poetic, and the outstanding Nemeth-loving buttons and pins were found in the detailed design.