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March 15th, 2019
It's a moment full of excitement for Louis Vuitton, between positive and non-positive news. A few days ago the Maison launched Les Colognes, the first unisex fragrances of the fashion house; shortly after, they announced that they will not produce any item from the FW19 menswear collection that contains elements with a direct reference to Michael Jackson. The decision comes after the fuss raised by Leaving Neverland, the documentary presented at Sundance Film Festival on the alleged sexual abuses of the pop star on a number of children. Jackson had been the main inspiration for the show that debuted in January during Paris Fashion Week, a proposal that combined Virgil Abloh's passion for streetwear with tailoring and tributes to the singer's style. After a series of press releases through which Abloh and the brand strongly condemned "all forms of child abuse, violence or violation of human rights" and judging the documentary's accusations as "profoundly worrying and disturbing", many wondered what would have been of the line for the next autumn-winter.