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时装秀谢幕的演变：从反谢幕到社交媒体的流量密码

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By Thom Browne, Virgil Abloh, Karl Lagerfeld
| Tiger Sniff
在最新一季2027春夏米兰男装周上，谢幕时Thom Browne本人从那栋灰蓝色门窗的法式建筑里走出来，穿着他标志性的白色西装外套制服、及膝百慕大短裤，以及，戴着一只绿色青蛙头套。这个看似随意且搞怪的谢幕，实则是他对经典童话《青蛙王子》的一次巧妙颠覆，他将自己隐喻为那只等待「蜕变之吻」的青蛙，从而为整个系列完成了最终的题眼。 而如果你经常刷社交媒体上的秀场视频，会发现一个有意思的现象：很多时候获得最多播放量和点赞数的，往往不是某件压轴的衣服，而是大秀最后那短短几秒的设计师谢幕。所有人都会举起手机，屏息以待设计师走出来的那个瞬间。 在如今的AI时代，在这个连走秀都可以用虚拟模特代替的时代，为什么品牌仍旧需要一张脸呢，设计师谢幕的意义是什么？ 谢幕从何而来？ GrandPalaisRmn/MMA 今天你早已习惯了设计师在大秀结束后亮相致意，但在高级时装的早期，这可不是标配。无论是19世纪「高定之父」Charles Frederick Worth确立的沙龙展示，还是20世纪初Paul Poiret将时装展示尝试「派对化」和「事件化」，那时的时装秀并未形成严格意义上的谢幕范式。 WWD...
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The Coolest Shoe of the World Cup Is Already Cosigned By Virgil Abloh & G-Dragon

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By Virgil Abloh
| Newswav
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Paris Trunks to Pharrell's Menswear

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By Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams, Virgil Abloh
| The Fashionisto
Louis Vuitton was a French box maker and entrepreneur who founded his namesake brand of luxury trunks and luggage in 1854 in Paris, opening his first workshop near the Place Vendôme. Vuitton advertised his specialty in packing fashions and fragile objects, and in 1858 he introduced the rectangular-shaped trunk with a flat lid, replacing the rounded leather trunks of the era with a stackable canvas design suited to long sea and rail journeys.
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