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Marc Jacobs is known for his sartorial fashion interpretations of trends in contemporary art.The story begins where there’s one day in 2002, Jacobs was distractedly flipping through a christie’s auction catalog when he came across Kilimnik’s Mary Calling Up a Stone 1996, a portrait of a dark-haired young woman. For some reason, the canvas called out to the designer. Who’d never purchased a work of art before. Soon he’s travelling to international art fairs. Befriending dealers and artists.

His inspiration:

Quotes of Fashion Statements by Marc:Jacobs isn't looking for deeper resonances to his new Edward Gorey vision. "It's just what turns me on," he says. "I am not waking up, reading The New York Times, and then putting that into my collections. I am not holding up a mirror to the world. I don't believe that's what fashion is about. It's about fantasy."…. "Oh, I always think it's silly to talk about themes and inspirations," said Jacobs with engaging frankness. "The collection's just always about this youthful, angelic, idyllic army. It's comprised of a lot of things—big plaids, layered woolliness, gangly stockings—but really, it's all about how people will break it down and wear it in their own way."Marc Jacobs’ brain is feed on art, fashion, music and encounters.

Contemporary Art:

- American contemporary artists
Elisabeth Peytonwho depict people's inner lives with a strange beauty

Steven Sprouse (graffiti bag)

Richard Prince

Rachel Feinstein

Jeff Koons

Jeffrey Deitch

Damien Hirst

Martin Kippenberger

video work of T.J. Wilcox

Edward Gorey

Japanese artists
Yayoi Kasama草間彌生

Takashi Murakami村上隆

Teamed up with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami to produce the accessories for the spring–summer 2003 collection of Louis Vuitton.Together with Murakami, Jacobs produced “eye love”, a collection of handbags that merged Vuitton’s traditional monogrammatic canvas—its beige and brown motif that included shapes of diamonds, stars, and flowers along with the company’s initials, LV—with Murakami’s modern, colourful pop-art graphics.

The “eye love” handbags became instant collector’s items.

Art Auctions:

After fashion show he regenerates his creative strength by watch contemporary art works, go to auctions and building up his art collection and prepare for his next fashion collection.Encounters, Friends

Sofia Coppolar

Marc Jocob's best friend and muse, Sofia Coppola."She is young and sweet and beautiful," Marc Jacobs has said. "The epitome of this girl I fantasize of."On set, Coppola sports a tomboy's jeans and designer sweaters; off, she wears girlish clothes that perfectly suit her gamine-like frame—baby-doll dresses, ballerina flats, and when the Academy calls, a Marc Jacobs column gown.

Jacobs:

On the cover of Interview magazine, Marc Jacobs, styled to look like Warhol. So, is Jacobs appropriating popular culture and turning it into fashion, as Warhol turned popular culture into art? Jacobs plays this down: "I'm just me. I do my thing," he says. "Who cares what the references are? I hate references, they're boring. If a girl wants to wear it, then it's valid.It is said that Marc Jacobs's living room is accented fluffy white life-size sculpture of a sheep (the work of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne) … From where he was sitting on the sofa, Jacobs could see works of art by Andy Warhol, Francis Picabia, Georges Braque, John Currin, Elizabeth Peyton, David Hockney, Ed Ruscha, and Richard Prince.