His models looking like women from the late 50's looked like they were either going to work, or out on a date. For day, there were several suits, including a three-piece menswear plaid one and a gray-flannel culotte version- yes, culottes.
While for evening, it was all about lush and opulent furs. Heck, even Jacobs himself got all dressed up for the occasion- he came out in a sharp gray suit and tie (word is it was Bottega Veneta), a departure from the kilt he had become so fond of. The designer, who called the celebrity culture 'boring', opened the show in spectacular style, tearing down a brown paper curtain to reveal his 56 models on a stage behind.
Like the true fashion savant and pop chameleon he is, he's turned a new leaf from his more recent party-girl '80s-influenced collections evidenced by Madonna's and Lady GaGa's front-row or backstage absence.
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