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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com Style Drama - Edward Quan
Located on a hilltop overlooking the Coachella Valley desert, Bob Hope’s residence resembles a giant round spaceship made from glass and concrete that covers 23,000 sq. ft. of luxurious living space. Built in the late 70’s, the outdoor garden area partially sheltered by a huge overhand with its unique circular pool was the runway for 500 invited guests that experienced a Louis Vuitton resort collection that was hotter than the dry desert heat. Nicolas Ghesquiere started the fashion show at precisely 6:15 pm, to capture the warm sunset glow on the model’s faces as the sun dropped behind the San Jacinto Mountains. First up was a series of maxi-dresses in chain prints with cropped top blouses. Criss-crossed leather belts and exposed midriffs. Evening wear was just as dramatic with beautiful floor length crimson leather with ruffed tops and Louis Vuitton monogram cutouts. Hot pants from the 70’s are back in style, cut high and matched with silk blouses to casual bomber jackets. Interestingly, all the models wore white hi top sneakers, hiking boots or sandals, portraying a playful attitude of a Louis Vuitton woman on the move. The Louis Vuitton brand is all about the art of travel, remaining true to 161 years of legendary heritage with trunks and fine leather goods. From sensual hot pants to relaxing maxi-dresses, just don’t forget to bring along your Louis Vuitton luggage.
View the fashion show here on LouisVuitton.com
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