Marc Jacobs Goes Japanese Femme, Brings Back a Couple of Celebrities for Spring 2010

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2/27/10 Report Comment

MJ WENT JAPANESE FEMME, BUT THE JAPANESES HAD BEEN
GOING AFRICAN AMERICAN AS WELL AS AFRICAN FOR A WHILE.
ALL ONE NEEDS TO DO IS OPEN THEIR EYES THE ONLY PEOPLE
THAT WORE NATURALS AND HAVE THAT TEXTURE OF HAIR AND
MADE IT A FASHION STATEMENT IN THE '60S ARE AFRICAN AMERICAN
JAPANESES AS WELL AS JACOBS CAN GIVE CREDIT TO WHERE IT
IS DUE. THE CREDIT GOES AGAIN TO AFRICAN AMERICAN'S. ONE WRITER
WRITER FOR A FASHION MAGAZINE WROTE THAT JACOBS S&S
2010 FASHION WAS INDIAN. IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE PEOPLE ARE
STILL THAT RACIST OR IGNORANT.

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>> In a show venue like the inside of a lab — white walls and floor, white benches, and bright, bright lights — which caused for a sweltering experience — Marc Jacobs sent out his theater and romance-inspired Spring 2010 collection. Anna Wintour arrived twenty minutes early from the US Open — she ended up missing Roger Federer lose — and despite rumors that the show was to be celeb-free, Madonna and Jesus Luz took their seats and Lady Gaga, arriving mid-show, stood in the photographer's pit with Lorenzo Martone.  Marc later told WWD that he hadn't invited either, but Madonna called three hours before the show — "after working with her [on the Louis Vuitton campaign] I couldn't say no" — and same goes for Gaga, who is performing at Marc and V Magazine's party tonight.

Jessica Stam and Suvi Koponen both walked for the first time this Fashion Week — in fact, instead of breaking new faces as his usually does, Marc stuck mostly to the familiars: Iris Strubegger opened, Kamila Filipcikova closed. The girls had on geisha-style makeup and topknots, and there was lots of femininity — pearl embellishments, lingerie layered over suits, ruffles — and a few surprises — scrunchies and kitten keels, for instance. Full play-by-play here.