Marc Jacobs (The)
The Marc Jacobs Inc. adventure began in 1986. Marc Jacobs launched his first ready-to-wear collection with the help of his friend and business partner Robert Duffy. The American designer demonstrated his talent and quickly became successful. So successful that eleven years later, the LVMH group bought the label. Shortly after, the brand expanded its activities and launched the diffusion line, Marc by Marc Jacobs, in 2001. Cosmetics were also part of this expansion. The same year, the American designer launched his first perfume, Marc Jacobs for Women. However, the label really became famous for its perfumes in 2007 with Marc Jacobs Daisy, which was re-edited in several versions the following years. In 2013, Marc Jacobs created Marc Jacobs Beauty, a line of makeup products that quickly became very popular.
THE MARC JACOBS celebrates eclecticism, variety and personal style. It is an ongoing collection of the high and low, the everyday and the extraordinary. While both exploring the past and looking forward, THE constantly collaborates, reinterprets, rethinks and reimagines.
Marc Jacobs was born in New York in 1963 and started in fashion at a very young age. When he was only 15, he worked at Charivari, where he met Perry Ellis, who would become an important guide in his career. He studied at the Parsons School of Design and was noticed for his graduation collection, based on grunge sweatshirts. He won a prize and first recognition from his peers for his designs: Charivari produced the pieces and distributed them widely. So when he founded his own company with his friend Robert Duffy in 1986, Marc Jacobs was not at his debuts. Three years later, in 1989, the brand Perry Ellis asked him to supervise their women’s ready-to-wear collections. A mission that the creator accepted until 1992, when he presented a grunge collection, which earned him to be dismissed a few months later. Four years later, the LVMH group invested in his eponymous brand and offered him the Creative Director position at Louis Vuitton. Marc Jacobs stayed for sixteen years and transformed the trunk maker into a trendy ready-to-wear brand. He left Louis Vuitton at the end of 2013 and now spends time in his home in New York.
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Marc Jacobs (The) Snapshot Bag In Brown Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) Snapshot Bag In Black Leather With Polyurethane Coating
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Marc Jacobs (The) Snapshot Bag In White Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) The Hot Shot Bag In Silver Multi Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) Small Traveler Tote Bag In Blue Shadow Cotton
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Marc Jacobs (The) Mini Traveler Tote Bag In Slate Green Cotton
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Marc Jacobs (The) Mini Traveler Tote Bag In Black Cotton
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Marc Jacobs (The) Mini Traveler Tote Bag In Warm Sand Cotton And Polyster
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Marc Jacobs (The) Small Traveler Tote In Yellow Cotton
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Marc Jacobs (The) Small Traveler Tote In Orange Cotton
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Marc Jacobs (The) The J Link Shoulder Bag Bag In Beige Dirty Chai Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) The J Link Shoulder Bag Bag In Black Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) The Box 20 In White Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) The Box 20 In Black Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) Snapshot Mini Compact Wallet In Beige Leather
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Marc Jacobs (The) Snapshot Top Zip Multi Wallet In Beige Leather
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