Kanye, Pharrell and More Feature in the Colette Mon Amour Trailer

Colette, Mon Amour is an hour-long love letter to the influential Parisian store. Directed by Hugues Lawson-Body and co-produced by La Pac and Highsnobiety, Colette, Mon Amour details the 20-year-history of the former concept store, which opened on Rue Saint-Honoré in 1997 and closed in December 2017. The film features interviews with Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Virgil Abloh, and Futura, among others, who discuss colette's impact on the world of fashion and beyond.
The documentary gets a worldwide VOD release on www.colettemon... December 20.
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[@oxiary]

cant wait for Ye's part. even if it's just 2 minutes.

[@LawlietKM]

can't wait to watch this!

[@lilbezos5074]

someone leak this already

[@Hlb936]

La plus iconique des boutiques Parisiennes

[@theyluvv_kali8701]

can't wait

[@user-xv2ly4ib1j]

Still don't know why and how

[@camthrendyle]

rip colette

[@black_lazy]

🙌🏼

[@arccway]

DOOOOOPPPPPEEEEE

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

this is where Ian Connor fight with some1 else?

[@Timi_adesanya]

yeah true

[@vmbo]

Lol, the drop is what Highsnobiety imagines Colette, maybe the bought the rights to sell merch of a dead brand. But I don't remember Colette just making everthing blue, ultra limited, slapping their logo all over the products and selling duct tape for €15. That's Supreme. That's lazy. That's focussing on the brand and price(hypebeasts) instead of focusing on style and quality, like they usually do in Paris. You barely see big brand logos on clothes over there. That's tacky. Another dead give away that this isn't the same team: all social media is fully English. Colette did not give a single fuck about English, everything was French, French, French.