The range was quite different from usual Nina Ricci collections and it means Copping took the plunge to go his own way, apart from Theyskens’ influence. No more high-drama dark Belgian romance is expected then.

Pretty, just below knee-length satin slipdresses, chic little black dresses, lacy tops and skrts of elaborated designs were all the new hot things for the brand. No pants were in the line and it seems none of those would really fit into the cloud of feminine luxury.

Gloves went above the elbows, belts embraced the models’ waists and perfect classy shoes finished the glamourous picture. Some fur was used but it was good and beautiful.

Besides, the acclaimed designer thinks it’s “boring” to have all the same audience again and again,

He revealed to the New York Post:

I’m not into the celebrity thing . . . like we used to. That’s boring.”

Marc doesn’t want to see famous fashionistas even backstage. Once Madonna came backstage after his show and made the couturier feel “awkward”.

He said:

She came backstage, and I was like, ‘What do you do with her now?’ Because it’s not like she was invited.”

Not being invited to the show, celebrites will be able to watch it on the internet as Jacobs and Calvin Klein have announced they will be streaming their runway shows on the web. Rodarte and Alexander Wang will be following in the footsteps.

An industry insider said:

The industry is really suffering right now, and there’s a need to reach a bigger audience in order to increase sales. Having Fashion Week online makes these designers universal, which is a huge benefit to their lines.”

The award was given to Marc by Culture Minister Frédéric Mitterrand for his contribution to the fashion industry. Marc was called “an iconic designer, a gifted person, but also a hard worker.”

He has really done a lot for the business. Jacobs has been the creative director of French luxury label Louis Vuitton for many years already, since 1997, and since then the company has quadrupled its worth.

Together with Marc Nathalie Rykiel was honored this award. The fashion designer has long been a part of her Mother’s Sonia Rykiel brand.

The Ordre des Arts et des Lettres is an Order of France established on May 2, 1957 by the Minister of Culture. It was later confirmed as an Ordre national du Mérite by then-President Charles de Gaulle in 1963. The aim is to recognize significant contributions to the arts, literature, or related fields.

The people awarded don’t have to be French exclusively. But the government require that citizens of the country must be at least 30 years old, adhere to French civil law, and must have “significantly contributed to the enrichment of the French cultural inheritance.”

There are three grades – Commandeur, Officier, and Chevalier. The latter, which both Rykiel and Jacobs received, stipulates that a medallion is worn on ribbon on left breast.

Among those who have receaived the Order are: Kylie Minogue, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Redford, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, Meryl Streep, Jude Law, George Clooney and others.

The Spring-Summer 2010 collection looks weird, especially those huge brightly-colored wigs. The Christmas ad campaign for accessories is also something fairy-like and far from reality. (Though I must admit the pieces look good). And now the new thing to make us surprised – Animania collection of accessories.

The range is named Louis Vuitton Animania. All items are adorned with the famous monogram and should look chic but actually they look funny.

Little rabbits, birds, squirrels – all look too childish. And scarves that are to be worn by fashionistas are not sumptuous-looking.

The collection is said to be inspired by Gaston-Louis Vuitton’s wooden toys collection. His wife used to collect the mini wonders in the early 20th century and now, in the early 2010, Marc Jacobs made those mini creatures bigger and fashionable!

Animania pieces aren’t cheap as none of Vuitton ones. One can find the price tag of over $500 for a purse.

To tell you the truth, I see nothing really worth that money. What do you think of the collection?

She commented:

When I came out with my first collection, I didn’t even tell Marc. Well, I felt a little bit embarrassed. He’s Marc Jacobs. What else can I say? I never really told him, and then we went to dinner and he said congratulations on all the reviews and the quality of my work. I’ve learned so much from him. I am such a sponge whenever I’m around him. He is one of the most intelligent, interesting people that I have ever met.”

Victoria’s collection was received warmly but the sales didn’t go well. However, this wasn’t enough to stop Posh from designing a line of dresses. By the way, Victoria says she feels grateful to fellow designer Roland Mouret for advice and inspiration.

She told WWD:

I have utmost respect for Roland. I think he is incredibly talented. I love what he does. He’s a great businessman. When I very first started working on the dresses, he gave me advice when it came to putting my team together. He doesn’t have anything to do with the design of anything that I do. But he taught me about how to turn my dreams into reality, if you like. He told me I needed a production manager – he helped with that side of things. I do what I do, and he does what he does, and it’s incredibly separate.”

Lara Stone embodies youth, sex appeal, chic and sophistication, that’s why Louis Vuitton have chosen her.

After our successful collaboration with Madonna, we are very happy to be working once again with Steven Meisel on the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2010 fashion campaign,” says Artistic Director Marc Jacobs.

Because the collection loosely took its cues from the idea of the New Age traveler, we decided to create a green, outdoorsy set that would evoke a spirit of peace and love. To model the clothes, we wanted a modern, iconic, sexy beauty… It had to be Lara Stone.”

The shoot is really sexy and luxurious. Lara is featured on a bed of moss and ferns, surrounded by white doves. The fresh background helps to accentuate the brightness and vividness of Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection and beautiful accessories, including ‘metallic Monogram canvas, sun-bleached Monogram denim bags, furry foxtail charms, hardware-inspired jewelry and wooden clogs embellished with rustic tufts of fur’.

It was a wonderful shoot,” continues Marc Jacobs. “Doves were flying, the atmosphere was sexy and magical, and the result is a set of images that are desirable, colorful, whimsical and, of course, luxurious.”

This is a very strong campaign, reflecting the vibrant, optimistic mood of the Spring/Summer 2010 show,” agrees Antoine Arnault, Head of Communications for Vuitton. “We are delighted to continue our partnership with Steven Meisel, and to welcome Lara Stone as the voluptuous new embodiment of the Louis Vuitton woman.”

The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign will be published in February 2010 issues of glossies worldwide. Can’t wait to see the full set of pictures!

The two didn’t reveal many details but they do have a lot to work on:

Oh, there’s loads. We’re increasing our original hours every year, so we have a lot of things coming down the pike. We can’t tell you, though, until they get on the air.”

When asked about the dream reality show Berwick said:

Oh, we’d love to persuade Marc Jacobs to do one. That’s what I was just going to say!”

Then Cohen added:

We love Marc. I think he got calls from everywhere.And we’ve talked to him about it so many times, and we’re grateful enough that he’s appeared on The Rachel Zoe Project for two seasons. But we are desperate for Marc — to get him on Bravo.”

If Marc agrees to work with Bravo his life won’t change much. He would just “live his life, his amazing life”.

And Cohen finalized:

I mean, just go. Just go! Open your eyes, let us put the tape in the camera, and let us go.”

Now we all wonder which reality show will Marc Jacobs choose.

This year the Award took place on October, 17 at the Greek Theatre, and was one of the most attended shows of the year, not only by crazy fans but stars as well.

I wasn’t surprised to know that four films including Transformers, Twilight, True Blood and Star Trek took lots of trophies. And their role actors were nominated too. However, this isn’t what we are going to talk about. We are interested in outfits and of course I have something to tell you about those.

Number one person in our list will be Megan Fox. The Transformers star looked absolutely stunning in a red slinky dress by Martin Grant and black shoes. Despite the fact she was voted best sci-fi actress I think she has no talent in acting. But what she is really good at is dressing!

The next comes Anna Paquin and her plum-hued Marc Jacobs dress. The actress looked fabulous. By the way, the dress looked very similar to the one nne Hathaway wore in May 2009 for The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion Costume Institute Gala.

Eliza Dushku goes number three with her simple but gorgeous clinging dress and black pumps. And her makeup is great too!

Rhona Mitra wore a floor-sweeping black strapless gown that looked perfect on her svelte figure. The actress wore no accessories except a pretty bracelet on her left wrist.

The fifth position is shared by Christina Ricci and Kate Bosworth. Christina sported an elegant black dress with intriguing cutouts in her decollette zone. And Kate chose a light-green layered dress that flattered her a lot.

Victoria Justice, who accompanied her good pal Josh Hutcherson to the event, looked beautiful in a tight-fitting LBD and a classy dark-purple jacket. She accessorised her look with black suede ankle shoes and a metallic clutch.

A body-hugging black mini was chosen by actress Nina Dovrev for her appearance at the event. The girl looked elegant and chic.

Izabele Lucas looked nice in her black-and-gold mini-dress. She paired it with golden shoes and a black clutch.

Julie Benz occupies the ninth position in my list with her couture dress and a pair of Guiseppe Zanotti shoes.

And the last, and that means the least attractive, stars were Jessica Alba and Liv Tyler. Jessica opted for a multicolored shapeless jersey frock and leggings while Liv went for a formal look and wore a black jacket, leggings and shoe boots.

Huge doll-like dyed wigs with little nice bows, fur tails attached to satchels and backpacks, shoes with fur additions together will clothes that didn’t seem to match to each other a lot – all these looked impressive but hard to understand.

Clothes were all short, nothing went down the knee. And they came in restrained hues. There were no too bright or vibrant tones.

The color was mostly in the wigs. Plain patterns were incorporated into the outfits along with some elaborate ones. Louis Vuitton signature sign stood conspicuosly on some designs.

Although the accessories were fantastic I can’t say the same about the clothes. They looked a bit childish though some pieces were interesting.

I liked a dark fuchsia ruffled blouse, a lettuce-green summer frock with straps, and a jacket with dark-green pockets.

Since Louis Vuitton launched the headwear celebrities have tried to adopt those into their outfits. Of course, these were very bold ladies, like Madonna, Lady Gaga, the Olsens and Lily Allen.

According to Marc Jacobs, who is to blame for the new trend, he got the inspiration from a member of his design team wearing fabric tied around her head in a bow that resembled ears.

I still think they ears are not wearable, at least in everyday life. What do you think about it?