WWD: Marc Jacobs in talks to design at Dior

Marc Jacobs

An American at the helm of Christian Dior? According to Women's Wear Daily, the aforementioned rumor may prove to be true indeed. Earlier today, WWD reported LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault is in serious talks with Marc Jacobs to move from Louis Vuitton to Christian Dior becoming the latter's new head designer. Although Dior declined to comment on the reports, both the house's management & Marc Jacobs are said to be excited about the prospect. If Jacobs is to become Dior's new couturier, he would replace John Galliano who was ousted in March due to anti-semitic allegations which lead to court proceedings in Paris.

Fall Menswear 2011: Top Trends

Bottega Veneta (soft shoulder) & Corneliani (light grey)

With a classic, smart, and elegant look dominating most of the European runways, certain styles and trends were recurrent with appearances in several designer collections. The top trends of fall 2011, you ask? Light grey, soft-shoulder, vintage-corduroy, and long coats.

John Varvatos (soft shoulder) & Lanvin (light grey)

D&G & Louis Vuitton (vintage corduroy)

Giorgio Armani & Jean Paul Gaultier (long coats)

Pre-Fall 2011: Roaring Twenties & Stylish Thirties alive at Louis Vuitton

Sequins, feathers, and pleats...oh my!

For the increasingly popular pre-fall season this year, Marc Jacobs has forayed into the iconic twenties and thirties for his collection at Louis Vuitton. From flapper-inspired sequined dresses to art-deco themed prints, Jacobs' has revisited an era of undeniable glamour, elegance, and style. Schiaparelli will be highly impressed.

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