Anna Wintour kicked off VogueGlobalConversations first panel today, introducing Edward_Enninful who spoke with MarcJacobs and KennethIze. More here:
Edward Enninful hosted discussions with Marc Jacobs and Kenneth Ize. The designers, who are at different stages of their careers—Jacobs has been an industry mainstay since the ’90s, while Ize just had his Paris Fashion Week debut—presented different ideas about creativity amidst the coronavirus crisis and how the fashion industry might evolve post-pandemic.
Jacobs went on to explain that lockdowns and self-isolation present challenges for the way he and his team collaborate, doing fabric development in Italy and working together to build a collection.
Both designers agreed that fashion shows must continue once the world starts to return to normal, though the form they take might be different from the shows we experience now. “The reality of a collection like [fall 2020] and the cost and the price of those clothes: It’s produced in such a small number at such a great expense. It’s always been something that is more, I think, about its halo effect.
Still, Jacobs thinks the show schedule could be amended to reflect a more thoughtful pace. “If anything there should be two shows a year,” he said. “I think the amount of stuff we make, the quantity we make, and the amount of times it’s shown, it’s just so excessive.”
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