Issue by : One Popular Designer can perform for two distinct Trend Houses?
I am wondering how can Marc Jacobs serve as a creative director for Louis Vuitton, and also has his personal boutiques ( his individual line). Karl Largerfeld is a inventive director for equally Chanel and Fendi. Just isn’t that deemed “moonlighting”? How does this operate in the Trend Sector?
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Answer by Jessicat
it’s possible they are two distinct types of vogue, so they develop concepts going in two various instructions, like one path for marc jacobs and another for louis vuitton? or perhaps they just get to make plenty of dollars! perhaps it’s a younger old kinda factor, old for chanel and youthful for fendi?
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Marc Jacobs originally started his career at Perry Ellis, but he was later fired. This happened around 1993.
Later on 1997 (I think) he was appointed Creative Director at Louis Vuitton.
Then later he started his own lines Marc Jacobs and Marc by Marc Jacobs, where he is Head Designer.
So his position at the two fashion houses are actually different. Head designer means he designs everything. He received no or very little help from other creative figures.
However Creative Director means he designs but he also has a team of fashion designers with him who also design, but he is the one who decides which outfits go on the runway and which can be scrapped or be used for future seasons.
Same thing with Karl Lagerfeld, he’s Head Designer at Chanel, but Creative Director at Fendi.
Hope that helps.