Jacobs Campaign

Marc Jacobs 

Spring/Summer 2016 campaign

Photography David Sims 

Styling Katie Grand

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Marc on Top

I was recently reminded of this 2007 edit for Harpers Bazaar in which American fashion designer Marc Jacobs is wearing a Tutu. 

Photography Jean-Paul Goude

Models Naomi Campbell, Marc Jacobs

This edit was brought back to my mind by

Nice Skirt, Bro

The original article is still available at the Magazines Site

But then, Jacobs is well known for showing up in skirts. 

 I'm afraid that, paradoxically enough, he does not always look too stylish in his choice of "un-bifurcated" garments.

I rather find some of his adventures en travestie way more interesting, fashion wise that is, 

such as this cool edit for Industrie Mag (that was earlier this year, remember?)

http://www.marcjacobs.com/

Marc Jacobs SS 2013

Marc Jacobs

SS 2013

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Fashionizing

www.marcjacobs.com

Industrial Drag

Mrs. Jacobs

Industrie Magazine

Photography Patrick Demarchelier 

Styling Katie Grand

Celebrity designer Marc Jacobs is the cover face for the latest issue of Industrie, a magazine "dedicated to the industry of fashion".

The famed designer's "feminine side" is not only apparent when he is wearing skirts (which is often), but also as he poses entirely in drag (beard and all) for one of the main periodicals in the business. 

Or is he about to come up with an entirely new concept of menswear for all of us guys?

Anyways... nice legs!?


Source
Bryanboy


http://industriemagazine.com

Designer update

Some creators, both of menswear and ladies clothing, actually do wear the stuff they create, even if it's a bit over the top.


For instance, Marc Jacob's skirts are celebrities on their own right, and we all know that Rick Owens and Rad Hourani are trying to teach us guys how to walk in heels by setting an example:

Source: 
http://vintageclothesdesignerdrugs.com/


But there are many more male designers who "dress the part", i.e.: they display their own unconventional designs:   

Antony Capon 

Take Australia's latest celeb couturier. His attire and shoes match those of his tall female model.

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Alternatives for men  

And he's also a fervent promoter of male skirts:

Niels Peeraer

The avant-garde Belgian, has no "hunger to create clothes for men who are 6ft2 tall, with a sixpack", as he put it, but rather took inspiration from a feminine-looking Asian male friend. 

He's wearing one of his own creations during his show (below) 

Source:

http://highheelspassion.blogspot.com/