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# Do You Want to Wear a 10-Pound Zipper? Louis Vuitton's Got You Covered
- URL: https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/do-you-want-to-wear-a-10-pound-zipper-louis-vuittons-got-you-covered-10-2022/
- Published: 2022-10-05T15:00:15.000Z
- Updated: 2022-10-04T18:26:36.000Z
- Description: I'm exaggerating, but... AM I?
- Author: Heather
- Tags: High Fugshion, Louis Vuitton, Paris Fashion Week, runway, Spring/Summer 2023, #wp, #wp-post, #hasslideshow, #Import 2026-10-07 08:20

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Are you trying to eat healthier these days? Let me serve you some word salad, then. This is from the show notes at Louis Vuitton's Spring 2023 show, [as reported by Fashionista](https://fashionista.com/2022/10/louis-vuitton-spring-2023-review?ref=go-fug-yourself.ghost.io):

> *"Femininity is at the heart of the matter and Louis Vuitton joins the conversation: looking at it through emphasis, glorifying its complexity, magnifying it, putting it in the spotlight," the brand writes in the show notes. "It's a stylistic exercise that re-evaluates the proportions of clothing and its adjuncts, one in which the codes of femininity unsettle scale."*

That says a whole lotta nothing, as far as I'm concerned, especially in the context of the clothes themselves. I'd be more appreciative if Nicolas Ghesquiere just flat-out said, "I was bored and I thought f\*cking huge zippers would be funny." Can you imagine Ana de Armas flarging around in a glorified flotation aid with a zipper the size of a Bulgari piece? THIS is why she goes custom or bust. (Let's be real: Most of this will turn up at the Met Gala for no reason, because that's what LV does.)

I do think it's interesting that Ghesquiere is doubling down on the notion of femininity, in a time when many designers are actively blurring the line between what's traditionally thought of as menswear and womenswear, and society as a whole is expanding the boundaries of masculine/feminine. Just food for thought. A *second* salad course, perhaps.

###### \[Photos: Spotlight\]