If we're sticking with the homes analogy, I'm not talking that granular and the logistics of it. I'm saying he's taking the dopest house in Jackson Hole with its big skylights to admire the stars, 8 wood burning fire places, full stables, and lots of exposed timber and stonework then dropping that house in the middle of Miami Beach, throwing up some local Cuban artwork, replacing the King Ranch out front with a Lambo and calling it good. Its still a dope house and you could make the argument that its disruptive and its visionary and you may have a point but you're still going to realize that you can't see any stars in the city, no one sells firewood in Miami, and you got full stables in the middle of the city.
All I'm saying is that Virgil has had the fashion world at his fingertips for the better part of the last 5 or 7 years. Man can literally make Evian bottles sell out but at this point its just him making the same streetwear with the same themes and detailing at whatever price point the company thats paying him lives at.Again, its highly successful so I see why it keeps happening but for someone that had so many fresh ideas in the past, it all seems kind of stale at this point. I understand its hard to always come up with new ideas, I sure as hell can't, but you can't honestly tell me that if you took the LV logos off most of his recent stuff and changed it with an Off-White logo, that you wouldn't think you were just looking at some Off-White pieces from like 5 years ago.
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