combine the Gustavo Dudamel and his orchestra with music by Tyler The Creator and dancers from breakdance maybe not the most obvious choice. But if we take into account that the performance has served as a backdrop for what has been the last collection of the recently deceased Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton, the mix begins to make sense.
And it is that no one knew how to shake that cocktail based on streetwear and luxury. A combo that has found its greatest exponent in this parade, in which jackets from style varsity have been combined with lace, and the caps of baseball They have done the same with carefully tailored suits based on brocades and floral prints.
A binomial, that of delicacy and roundness, the urban and the heavenly, which has been repeated throughout the show –the fashion shows have long ceased to be mere fashion shows–, in which the models wandered through a dream scene while they kept their eyes fixed on the ceiling as if searching for a sign and the strings under the command of the orchestra director Gustavo Dudamel interpreted the latest R&B songs from a central table.
