Behind-the-Scenes Exclusive: Marc Jacobs’s Ultimate Fashion Week Theme Party Inline
Photo: Mauricio Padilha1/17Roger fixing one of the car displays. The legs are from the Marc Jacobs display archives. The Jacobs team found all of the props for us. During our planning meetings we’d throw out the craziest ideas and they had to go to wreck yards and all of these crazy places to find them.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha2/17Some tires and more legs for the DJ stage.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha3/17The plywood walls plastered with Von Wangenheim images of Donna Jordan.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha4/17Refurbished TVs with fire footage, and another car bought and gutted from a salvage yard.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha5/17Heels for the models.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha6/17Fur for the models.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha7/17The vintage furniture was bought from a flea market. I’m sure that whoever once owned those couches and chairs thought they’d end up in a party like this!
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Photo: Mauricio Padilha9/17Mauricio setting up a car-accident display. These cars were very important. We sent the Marc Jacobs visual team the images from our book so they’d know exactly what kind of car to look for.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha10/17A horse from the Marc Jacobs display archives.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha11/17More vintage TVs.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha12/17Roger on one of the gutted cars.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha13/17The entrance light box with the Gloss cover being put together by the Marc Jacobs visual team.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha14/17One of the vintage crashed cars with Marc Jacobs archive shoes on the feet of the mannequin legs.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha15/17Printouts of Chris von Wangenheim images to scatter throughout Tunnel.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha16/17Us with Marc at Bookmarc for the book signing prior to the party.
Photo: Mauricio Padilha17/17The models were an homage to the famous Gia Carangi photos taken by Von Wangenheim.