Marc Jacobs-Louis Vuitton Exhibit Is Creepy Cool

A bizarre, fascinating museum retrospective looking back at the work of prestigious fashion house Louis Vuitton and their current creative director, Marc Jacobs. Unveiled yesterday in Paris. High caliber design and fashion porn presented by disco mohawk mannequins and free-floating limbs.

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A 1892 portrait drawing by the Studio Reutlinger of Louis Vuitton, left, and a photography of fashion designer Marc Jacobs by British fashion photographer John Rankin Waddell, right, are displayed in the entrance of the Louis Vuitton-Marc Jacobs exhibit in the Art Decoratifs Museum in Paris, Thursday, March 8, 2012.

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The exhibition, which will run from March 9 to September 16, is a presentation of two great characters, Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs, and will highlight their contributions to the world of fashion. It pays tribute to the iconic fashion house's eponymous designer, who started out his career as a trunk-maker in 1854, and to the work of designer Marc Jacobs who took over the creative reigns at the luxury label Louis Vuitton in 1997.

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View of a Louis Vuitton Drawer Trunk.

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A Louis Vuitton 1886 Drawer Trunk.

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A Louis Vuitton 1891 Explorer's Bed Trunk.

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