His clothes are lowkey what i wanna buy first when i arrive to the point of being able to afford designer cause his clothes are so simple yet fun and unique!!
fashion has become such an oversimplified and oversaturated art form these days, thank you for your intellectual analysis of these runways. really makes me feel like i’m actually learning something ❤️
@@wikkidize fashion/clothes in the most basic meaning is indeed simple. But try to grasp the creative process behind it especially those who craft high end pieces. Try to do a pattern making and you wouldnt call that oversimplified lol
There's something about Jacquemus that feels very humble and grounded despite its innovative and ambitious experimentation the brand has always done. I wonder why.
Because it is intentionally marketed that way while in reality it tries to reenact a small designer look... nothing new. I like the aesthetic but as a “brand” this has no substance.
FYI: Jacquemus has announced his new collection "La Montagne". The show is on the 30th June at an undisclosed location. It's his fall collection, so the first pieces will be available to buy after the show and the main collection will be in stores for September.
It is rare that I can "understand" a high fashion brand, and I found his early shows completely uninteresting, even from an experimental point, but the more it progresses, the more I "get" his point. I guess that having the same references and nostalgia helps, it's an ode the the french "province", very different from Paris, a really important distinction. The lasts shows litterally feel like he took the content of my grandma's linens closet, went to a village farm, and brought all of it to a cheap camping site near te beach for summer vacation. But way classier. I'm also way more focused on textiles and materials than shapes, so it might help.
I don't know why but I am OBSESSED by Jacquemus the brand and the designer of course. THere's something so simplistic, beautiful, futuristic and nostalgic about the branding that I cant let go of. I needed this video so thank you!
It is interesting to note that he started creating "abstract", near unwearable and transitioned to practical workwear/leisure clothing with his own childlike vision
This video randomly showed up on my page and I just love how you analyze this designer and the clothes. I didn't even notice when I had seen 36 minutes. You make it so interestning! I really felt like I learned more about what goes into fashion designing. Thank you!
Nice analisis. I think Jacquemus brings minimalism into luxury market with his simplicity, tailoring and beautiful models and of course "chiquito" bags
This was great! I appreciate his focus on not necessarily being anti-establishment but anti-urban. He is firmly centered in southern France and it's influences. And he is brilliant with his sets!
My favorite of your videos (so *far*) and it gave me such a deeper appreciation of Jacquemus. While I knew of his nostalgia laced within his collections I didn't know it was a persistent motif to the extent that it is.
Welcome in, Bea! I’m so glad you found it useful. A big goal for me is to make fashion’s artfulness more accessible. There’s so much incredible art coming from fashion designers right now. If you’re interested in checking out a really outstanding runway show, check out my video on Margiela’s Spring Sunmer 1990 show. Most of the audience who attended cried at that show. Again, glad you’re here, Bea :)
The scene from the Jacquemeus shoot on the beach next to the nuclear power plant gave me Super Tramp's "Crisis What Crisis" album cover vibes. And your emojis immediately after further solidified this feeling
I found this channel earlier today and i've been binge watching videos alllll day! I really like your channel and the concept of it! It's indeed helpful and informative for someone who wants to get into fashion more, so, thank you for that! ♥
Been a buyer a multi brand for years and years, bought Jacquemus season 3, those weird shapes and off the body stuff sold quickly, full price … cause in 2015 those prices were low.. especially compared to comme and shit, and those were the customers at the beginning. But that 2016 collection changed everything… that circle sq shoe blew out, everything flew..100% sell through before sale..the shirting was incredible… and like you said CHEAP! It was so much fine to buy and sell
I think it's so interesting how I'm seeing someone people absolutely loathe this style. In the beginning, sure, I think I would agree. But around 2017 and going on I am 1000% on board. I think it just goes to show that you can't and frankly shouldn't please everyone. I love how his clothes emphasize the natural shape of women's breasts, and showing off our legs and using drapery to build in comfort. This aligns already with how I dress myself but it's also beautiful and glamorous. Frankly not everyone wants to dress themselves that way or even think that he emphasizes those body parts in ways that they want to. I think they have a right to feel that way! But I think this designer also has a right to do what he does and appeal to those of us that would enjoy wearing his beautiful clothes. Thank you so much for this video! I stumbled upon this designer as someone who does not keep up with runway fashion at all. I really enjoyed this!!!
Instant-sub, gonna binge your channel. I'm a baguette from the sud, une chocolatine to be exact, also Spanish. Pretty impressed with your French pronunciation, it's better than most fashion youtubers. Only thing I was hella confused as to what you were talking about until you explained it was "Gadjo", the J is softer and there's an emphasis on the O, I'd suggest looking it up on wiktionary there's a sound file to check pronunciation. I mean, it's not really French but it's a part of the urban vocabulary now so we're pretty used to it, I thought you were saying something in Italian. 😅 Thanks for this video! I didn't have Jacquemus on my radar, which is amusing as we seem to have the same heritage and I can clearly see his vision now that you pointed it out. Méditerranée represent.
In an interview about all the looks from the Lavendar show Simon said his family was known for picking carrots as part of the family business, another branch of his family was known for artichokes, so i think thats where the carrot reference is from
I really love Jacquemus's evolution as a fashion brand, how it started with a very concrete and defined aesthetic, with the beachy/travel apparel and overall childlike playfulness in their garnments, and sticked with it, now with a much more refined, wearable and luxurious approach, being yet so ingraned in its core that it's still a distinctive feature of the brand. However I also really liked the more experimental and deconstructed side of Jacquemus from the mid 2010's. I personally don't feel like the designs started to become forcibly experimental, I think that it was more of a natural turn of events that pushed and helped to reinforce the brand's ethos into what it is now, and I would really like to see more of this side from the brand in the future, it would be pretty interesting to see what could be the result with the same risky approach from before. Really good coverage overall, loved the change of backrounds mid video ;)
Haha it’s definitely my parents house. Fun fact, my dad bought that chair for $100 at a flea market. Vintage furniture is so underrated, you can get crazy stuff for IKEA prices. All the furniture in their house was bought like that. My dad finds wild deals.
Glad to find your channel. Great review of the brand and the designer’s evolution through the years. Looking forward to your reviews of other designers’ work.
First time watching a video of yours and I gotta say- you reeled me in hook, line aaand SINKER. So informative, yet absolutly hilarious and I looove your personality! You got a new loyal subscriber & friend my dude! 💖👌
Side note : Christian Lacroix was also from the south of France although not exactly the same area (he grew up in Arles when Jacquemus comes from Salon de Provence)
I think the hardware rings around the holes in garments seen in L’enfuat de soleil are a nod to the first ever dress he made, for his mother as a kid, out of curtains
I’ve got dozens of videos like this 😊 If youre new to the channel, check out my Iris Van Herpen show, my series about Martin Margiela, and the Gucci Balenciaga show 💫💫
Also bliss I think u would love rohmer-green ray, claires knee, collectioneuse, etc. Really great delicious style in the stories’ atmospheres. (Or watch again of course if u seen them👙)
I really enjoyed this video, very well done and informative! on another note I don't get whimsical or childlike from his clothes. Only romanticization of workwear and everyday people and clothes to wear on vacation, which isnt a bad thing I guess.
You didn’t mention my favourite piece from the ‘L’amour’ show- the bracelet that looks like a curved door handle. Also I love those pasta earrings, and am sad that they seem to be completely sold out everywhere. Edit- spelling
His clothes are lowkey what i wanna buy first when i arrive to the point of being able to afford designer cause his clothes are so simple yet fun and unique!!
@@jezzista980 i agree
@@jezzista980 great words
They’re so beautiful
fashion has become such an oversimplified and oversaturated art form these days, thank you for your intellectual analysis of these runways. really makes me feel like i’m actually learning something ❤️
That means a lot to me, Alex. I’m really glad the work is useful for you
Tf you mean oversimplified, fashion is simple its just clothes, giving it meaning complicates it
@@wikkidize i respect your opinion, not everyone enjoys the more artistic or conceptual side of fashion and that’s understandable.
@@wikkidize fashion/clothes in the most basic meaning is indeed simple. But try to grasp the creative process behind it especially those who craft high end pieces. Try to do a pattern making and you wouldnt call that oversimplified lol
@@wikkidize respectfully, why are you watching this video then lol
There's something about Jacquemus that feels very humble and grounded despite its innovative and ambitious experimentation the brand has always done. I wonder why.
Because it is intentionally marketed that way while in reality it tries to reenact a small designer look... nothing new. I like the aesthetic but as a “brand” this has no substance.
FYI: Jacquemus has announced his new collection "La Montagne". The show is on the 30th June at an undisclosed location. It's his fall collection, so the first pieces will be available to buy after the show and the main collection will be in stores for September.
I saw that! I’m so excited!!
La Montagne was awesome!!! It’s insane have fast he has came into his own style and doing cool stuff with his brand
It is rare that I can "understand" a high fashion brand, and I found his early shows completely uninteresting, even from an experimental point, but the more it progresses, the more I "get" his point. I guess that having the same references and nostalgia helps, it's an ode the the french "province", very different from Paris, a really important distinction. The lasts shows litterally feel like he took the content of my grandma's linens closet, went to a village farm, and brought all of it to a cheap camping site near te beach for summer vacation. But way classier.
I'm also way more focused on textiles and materials than shapes, so it might help.
I don't know why but I am OBSESSED by Jacquemus the brand and the designer of course. THere's something so simplistic, beautiful, futuristic and nostalgic about the branding that I cant let go of. I needed this video so thank you!
It is interesting to note that he started creating "abstract", near unwearable and transitioned to practical workwear/leisure clothing with his own childlike vision
This video randomly showed up on my page and I just love how you analyze this designer and the clothes. I didn't even notice when I had seen 36 minutes. You make it so interestning! I really felt like I learned more about what goes into fashion designing. Thank you!
jacquemus is honestly my favorite designer, hands down
Oh oh I think I'm going on a binge of the whole channel. So happy to get this in my recommended!
Welcome in, Svetlana!! I’m so glad you found it 🦾
Jacquelate Mus is my favourite dessert
Nice analisis. I think Jacquemus brings minimalism into luxury market with his simplicity, tailoring and beautiful models and of course "chiquito" bags
This was great! I appreciate his focus on not necessarily being anti-establishment but anti-urban. He is firmly centered in southern France and it's influences. And he is brilliant with his sets!
This video got recommended and I'm so glad it did! Please do more of these video's about (relatively) new designers. I loved it!
I’ve got a full channel of them 🦾 Plus! A HUGE breakdown of Daniel Roseberry’s Schiaparelli on the way 💫💫
your decor is giving wealth and connections! especially when you whipped out that hat ✨
Thanks! My parents do a great job decorating on the cheap in their house 💫💫
I could watch you for days Bliss. Thank you so much for putting this effort in! I'm learning so much and you have so much potential
This is so interesting. I never thought about buying designer stuff fr fr because I know I cant afford it. But for Jacquemus, I would.
IM SO GLAD YOU CAME UP IN MY RECOMMENDED! i love ur vibe so much, it was so interesting to see your take on Jacquemus and how this brand has evolved
My favorite of your videos (so *far*) and it gave me such a deeper appreciation of Jacquemus. While I knew of his nostalgia laced within his collections I didn't know it was a persistent motif to the extent that it is.
im immediately subscribing, i feel like i finally understand fashion, especially high end fashion
Welcome in, Bea! I’m so glad you found it useful. A big goal for me is to make fashion’s artfulness more accessible. There’s so much incredible art coming from fashion designers right now. If you’re interested in checking out a really outstanding runway show, check out my video on Margiela’s Spring Sunmer 1990 show. Most of the audience who attended cried at that show. Again, glad you’re here, Bea :)
I fuckin love that sandal man print-was the moment I fell in love with the jacquemus vibe lol when that show happened.
The scene from the Jacquemeus shoot on the beach next to the nuclear power plant gave me Super Tramp's "Crisis What Crisis" album cover vibes. And your emojis immediately after further solidified this feeling
You are so adorable and detailed in your explanations! I feel like Im chatting with a friend, great job!
So fabulous. Great work Bliss. Happy to support your patreon.
I so appreciate that, Ben. I’m glad you liked it 💫💫
I found this channel earlier today and i've been binge watching videos alllll day! I really like your channel and the concept of it! It's indeed helpful and informative for someone who wants to get into fashion more, so, thank you for that! ♥
I’m so happy that I found your channel so now I know what I’ll watch on my sleepless nights
Who’s needs fashion school when I can have classes with you on UA-cam! 🎉❤
I think I’ve just discovered my favorite designer of all time. I’m in LOVE.
I’ve grown more appreciation for him having watched this.
That Co ED show was/is stuff of legend .. I remember seeing it the first time not even thinking about the clothes but how it inspired me artistically.
Been a buyer a multi brand for years and years, bought Jacquemus season 3, those weird shapes and off the body stuff sold quickly, full price … cause in 2015 those prices were low.. especially compared to comme and shit, and those were the customers at the beginning. But that 2016 collection changed everything… that circle sq shoe blew out, everything flew..100% sell through before sale..the shirting was incredible… and like you said CHEAP! It was so much fine to buy and sell
I think it's so interesting how I'm seeing someone people absolutely loathe this style. In the beginning, sure, I think I would agree. But around 2017 and going on I am 1000% on board. I think it just goes to show that you can't and frankly shouldn't please everyone. I love how his clothes emphasize the natural shape of women's breasts, and showing off our legs and using drapery to build in comfort. This aligns already with how I dress myself but it's also beautiful and glamorous. Frankly not everyone wants to dress themselves that way or even think that he emphasizes those body parts in ways that they want to. I think they have a right to feel that way! But I think this designer also has a right to do what he does and appeal to those of us that would enjoy wearing his beautiful clothes. Thank you so much for this video! I stumbled upon this designer as someone who does not keep up with runway fashion at all. I really enjoyed this!!!
Instant-sub, gonna binge your channel. I'm a baguette from the sud, une chocolatine to be exact, also Spanish. Pretty impressed with your French pronunciation, it's better than most fashion youtubers. Only thing I was hella confused as to what you were talking about until you explained it was "Gadjo", the J is softer and there's an emphasis on the O, I'd suggest looking it up on wiktionary there's a sound file to check pronunciation. I mean, it's not really French but it's a part of the urban vocabulary now so we're pretty used to it, I thought you were saying something in Italian. 😅
Thanks for this video! I didn't have Jacquemus on my radar, which is amusing as we seem to have the same heritage and I can clearly see his vision now that you pointed it out. Méditerranée represent.
looooved this, thankyou!!!!! Really useful for my graduation collection based on Jacquemus!!
Thanks for make me understand Jacquemus, i just snobbed it at first but i was totally wrong. Big thanks. Keep going on with the good content😎
bliss I’m obsessed with you. iconic-ass video.
He mentioned that we could see the moodboards on the site but where exactly? Been looking for it. Such a great video!!!
This randomly came up on my feed. Very interesting!
Welcome in💫💫 I have a ton of other runway analyses on the channel and new ones every Monday. Glad you’re here 😊
So happy I found your channel 😍🙌🏽
I’m so happy you did too 😊 Dig around! there’s lots of other analyses like this one 💫💫
@@BlissFoster thank you! Signed up for your patreon too, need all the insight! 😊
once we got to the Gadjo-collection I figured out why you wore that shirt. Cute.
Crazy to see such change over the entire life of the brand so far!
i fount it odd that i sometimes am a minimalist and extravagant at the same time but he perfectly brings this together in Fashion .. you gotta love it
Probably the best video I've seen all year long!! 🙏🏼
the most recent show was just filled to the absolute brim of things i would absolutely LOVE to wear, its amazing how far he has come
"Mediterranean Chad" - genius!
In an interview about all the looks from the Lavendar show Simon said his family was known for picking carrots as part of the family business, another branch of his family was known for artichokes, so i think thats where the carrot reference is from
I’d love to see this for Simone Rocha
I really love Jacquemus's evolution as a fashion brand, how it started with a very concrete and defined aesthetic, with the beachy/travel apparel and overall childlike playfulness in their garnments, and sticked with it, now with a much more refined, wearable and luxurious approach, being yet so ingraned in its core that it's still a distinctive feature of the brand. However I also really liked the more experimental and deconstructed side of Jacquemus from the mid 2010's. I personally don't feel like the designs started to become forcibly experimental, I think that it was more of a natural turn of events that pushed and helped to reinforce the brand's ethos into what it is now, and I would really like to see more of this side from the brand in the future, it would be pretty interesting to see what could be the result with the same risky approach from before.
Really good coverage overall, loved the change of backrounds mid video ;)
You are awesome!!!
Jacquemus is amazing, Thank you 💜💜💜
Love your house painting, green wall and that chair OMG 💐✨
Haha it’s definitely my parents house. Fun fact, my dad bought that chair for $100 at a flea market. Vintage furniture is so underrated, you can get crazy stuff for IKEA prices. All the furniture in their house was bought like that. My dad finds wild deals.
Absolutely brilliant and thoughtful video. Thank you Bliss Foster
I'm not really into fashion and I had no idea who Jacquemus was but this video got me hooked. Pretty cool!
for anyone who wants even more information on his shows, loic prigent also did a video on Jacquemus' L'amour show!
Ur style Ur voice, but most of all ur dedication, keep it up!!!
deff me watching this the 5th time and writing an essay based on all this info, 2nd year of doing so, great video btw
I stumbled upon this channel by accident- SO GLAD! THANK YOU UA-cam ALGERITHEM!
you hv my attention for 36 minutes. thats a really great video.
Honored 😌 thank you Abby 💫💫
I like that his clothes are wearable and the locations of his shows are beautiful.
Glad to find your channel. Great review of the brand and the designer’s evolution through the years. Looking forward to your reviews of other designers’ work.
Simon THE DADDY 🥲
Great video!
Obsessed with Jacquemus and you! Love your energy. 💕
LOVE this video also you should include the look number in the top right corner when you show it (idk if thats alot of work if it is dont lol)
I think that straw hat sits really well on your head Bliss :)
Bliss' arms: ''I don't even have time for my love life to see my family. I'm working every single day.''
very underrated comment, love it
@@simalyes tşk tşk
Bliss is Bliss. Hope you get a great gig. It would be well deserved.
I have the best gig in the world! The channel has been my full time job for about a year thanks to the folks on the Patreon 💫💫
First time watching a video of yours and I gotta say- you reeled me in hook, line aaand SINKER. So informative, yet absolutly hilarious and I looove your personality! You got a new loyal subscriber & friend my dude! 💖👌
That shirt is soo…BEAUTIFUL💜❤️💜❤️
I have fallen in love with this designer
Man! Thank you for this vid
Absolutely!! I’m so glad it was useful for you 💫💫
i love these videos bc it condenses the whole brand into a 30 min video so I can feel like I know a lot when I in fact do not
Subscribed. Looking forward to another Jacquemus update
Exceptional, and Very funny review ! Very good editing too. I learned a lot. Thank you ! Muchas Gracias ! Merci beaucoup !
0:54 Why did I thought his coach is another mood board picture? 😂
I love the little soap. 😂 kind of like saying I’m fresh and I know it.
beautiful analysis! this vid blew my mind
Gotta love the youtube algorithm when I stumble upon these kind of videos
Love the passion you bring into this! Super engaging:))
Side note : Christian Lacroix was also from the south of France although not exactly the same area (he grew up in Arles when Jacquemus comes from Salon de Provence)
I think the hardware rings around the holes in garments seen in L’enfuat de soleil are a nod to the first ever dress he made, for his mother as a kid, out of curtains
When u said “the whole brand is basically his (Jacquemus) mother, I tested up. So humble. Daddi
I don't know anything about fashion but maybe I'll get it if I watch enough of these videos haha
I loved this video! And I became a Patron, :) thank you for making my Saturday afternoon so enjoyable!
That truly means the earth to me, Ana. Thank you!
6:50 Those are actually inspired by curtains
wow 😻 thanks for such an in depth analysis, i loved this! subscribed immediately lol, thank you youtube algorithm hehe
Thanks so much, Nini! There’s tons of other excellent videos in the archive. I just released a Dior analysis today 💫💫 Glad youre with us 🦾
Hey Bliss, I found your channel today. You could easily be a lecturer, I would listen to you for hours and not get tired. loved it!
Thanks so much, Soraia!! 😊 And welcome!! I’m glad you found me 💫💫
That concept of reviewing shows is ingenus. More please!
I’ve got dozens of videos like this 😊 If youre new to the channel, check out my Iris Van Herpen show, my series about Martin Margiela, and the Gucci Balenciaga show 💫💫
ok i have officially become a fan of jacquemus
I love this video, thank you!
I’m so glad it was useful for you 💫💫 Have you seen my Iris van Herpen episode? There’s some wild stuff in there
omg im so happy i found your channel
Wow! I never really understood this brand but I have a whole new appreciation! ❤️
Also bliss I think u would love rohmer-green ray, claires knee, collectioneuse, etc. Really great delicious style in the stories’ atmospheres.
(Or watch again of course if u seen them👙)
Your summarize was great! thank you.
Issacs’ entrance was top notch. Da leather pants for men’s 🤯I need 22:57
you speak so eloquently! i could listen to you talk forever
I really enjoyed this video, very well done and informative! on another note I don't get whimsical or childlike from his clothes. Only romanticization of workwear and everyday people and clothes to wear on vacation, which isnt a bad thing I guess.
You didn’t mention my favourite piece from the ‘L’amour’ show- the bracelet that looks like a curved door handle.
Also I love those pasta earrings, and am sad that they seem to be completely sold out everywhere.
Edit- spelling
Got the pasta earrings from TheRealReal- bless the second hand market.
nailing it every time
It's just so much fun to watch your videos :)
I think 2:01 is a reference to the Russell Athletics logo, which, yes, goes with the school/team sports theme!
Can we talk about the vibes of this fit though 😤🔥🔥