"When asked about his inspirations, Jacobs replied, "I really wasn't very inspired this season. I just live my life." OK. When pressed, he offered a few more words: "Calm. Glamour. Casual. Beautiful women." Vague as that sounds, it was in fact an apt description for a collection that hinted at the eighties of Jacobs' early days in New York. It was there in the puffy headbands the models wore around their foreheads and the clubby atmosphere inside the Armory (some said it gave them Regine's, though the set's menacing scaffolding and the unsettling black-and-white images that played on a screen behind the band also suggested a more downtown environment). And it was there in the palette of soft pastels and grays and the relaxed (in terms of shape, not sensibility), somewhat masculine cut of the classic clothes.
Was this collection, in its relative tameness and intriguing air of sexless safety, a rebuff of sorts to last season's detractors, who reprimanded Jacobs as much for his off-the-wall collection as for his perennial lateness? Could be. These clothes are challenging for different reasons than were the difficult transparent pieces he featured for Spring, but they'll be no less coveted. "
http://www.style.com/fashionshows/review/F2008RTW-MJACOBS/
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Jacobs 's fashion statement:
"I really wasn't very inspired this season. I just live my life."
""Calm. Glamour. Casual. Beautiful women."
Jacobs said that he was not inspired this season. In fact, I think that the collection present the atmosphere was 1980 , Marc Jacobs observed at the appointed time under woman appearance. Separately the same year, today wearing, and 50 year later judgment.
Jacobs did not use too much decoration, this quarter all advocations have not been brief and nature.
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