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This is apparently virtual idol Hatsune Miku. Other than the pony tails and blue eyes, the drawing looks nothing like Hatsune Miku. It does look like Louis Vuitton's 2013 spring . The Louis Vuitton artistic director has created costumes for digital avatar Hatsune Miku in new opera “The End.”
Miku’s new outfit was recently revealed at the premiere of The End in Shibuya. For her performance in The End, Miku swaps her signature gray and blue suit for a Damier . Marc Jacobs has provided Louis Vuitton outfits for J-pop sensation Hatsuné Miku, but there’s a twist: she doesn’t exist. Hatsuné Miku regularly sells out stadiums in Japan, . Shibuya is making a new opera with Vocaloid called The End at the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM) in December along with .
For Miku’s upcoming appearance as an opera singer in The End, she will be trading in her usual school girl outfit for a head-to-toe look by Louis Vuitton. Marc Jacobs and Louis .Hatsune Miku teamed up with designer Louis Vuitton and director Toshiki Okada for a Vocaloid opera, titled The End. It featured no human singers and took place at the Theatre du Chatelet Opera House in Paris on November 13 and 15, . The digitalized images of Hatsune Miku clothed in an original Vuitton check pattern revealed both a fully contemporary and completely new Miku, as part of this unprecedented .
Louis Vuitton artistic director Marc Jacobs is designing the outfits that Vocaloid idol character Hatsune Miku will wear onstage. No humans will appear onstage during the opera, . This is apparently virtual idol Hatsune Miku. Other than the pony tails and blue eyes, the drawing looks nothing like Hatsune Miku. It does look like Louis Vuitton's 2013 spring collection,. The Louis Vuitton artistic director has created costumes for digital avatar Hatsune Miku in new opera “The End.”
Miku’s new outfit was recently revealed at the premiere of The End in Shibuya. For her performance in The End, Miku swaps her signature gray and blue suit for a Damier checkerboard patterned two-piece outfit designed by Marc .
Vocaloid Opera ー THE END
Marc Jacobs has provided Louis Vuitton outfits for J-pop sensation Hatsuné Miku, but there’s a twist: she doesn’t exist. Hatsuné Miku regularly sells out stadiums in Japan, despite the fact that she doesn’t exist. Shibuya is making a new opera with Vocaloid called The End at the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM) in December along with another hip creative type, theatre artist Toshiki Okada. The costumes for Hatsune Miku are by . For Miku’s upcoming appearance as an opera singer in The End, she will be trading in her usual school girl outfit for a head-to-toe look by Louis Vuitton. Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton will be outfitting the 3D superstar in custom checkerboard designs from Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2013 collection.Hatsune Miku teamed up with designer Louis Vuitton and director Toshiki Okada for a Vocaloid opera, titled The End. It featured no human singers and took place at the Theatre du Chatelet Opera House in Paris on November 13 and 15, 2013. [ 130 ]
The digitalized images of Hatsune Miku clothed in an original Vuitton check pattern revealed both a fully contemporary and completely new Miku, as part of this unprecedented special collaboration. This piece makes formative use of the accepted main elements of traditional opera, being the aria, recitativo, and tragic storyline. Louis Vuitton artistic director Marc Jacobs is designing the outfits that Vocaloid idol character Hatsune Miku will wear onstage. No humans will appear onstage during the opera, even to.
『初音ミク』Hatsune Miku × Louis Vuitton: The End Ver. (Limited) 11:12 PM
This is apparently virtual idol Hatsune Miku. Other than the pony tails and blue eyes, the drawing looks nothing like Hatsune Miku. It does look like Louis Vuitton's 2013 spring collection,. The Louis Vuitton artistic director has created costumes for digital avatar Hatsune Miku in new opera “The End.” Miku’s new outfit was recently revealed at the premiere of The End in Shibuya. For her performance in The End, Miku swaps her signature gray and blue suit for a Damier checkerboard patterned two-piece outfit designed by Marc . Marc Jacobs has provided Louis Vuitton outfits for J-pop sensation Hatsuné Miku, but there’s a twist: she doesn’t exist. Hatsuné Miku regularly sells out stadiums in Japan, despite the fact that she doesn’t exist.
Shibuya is making a new opera with Vocaloid called The End at the Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media (YCAM) in December along with another hip creative type, theatre artist Toshiki Okada. The costumes for Hatsune Miku are by . For Miku’s upcoming appearance as an opera singer in The End, she will be trading in her usual school girl outfit for a head-to-toe look by Louis Vuitton. Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton will be outfitting the 3D superstar in custom checkerboard designs from Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2013 collection.Hatsune Miku teamed up with designer Louis Vuitton and director Toshiki Okada for a Vocaloid opera, titled The End. It featured no human singers and took place at the Theatre du Chatelet Opera House in Paris on November 13 and 15, 2013. [ 130 ] The digitalized images of Hatsune Miku clothed in an original Vuitton check pattern revealed both a fully contemporary and completely new Miku, as part of this unprecedented special collaboration. This piece makes formative use of the accepted main elements of traditional opera, being the aria, recitativo, and tragic storyline.
Louis Vuitton artistic director Marc Jacobs is designing the outfits that Vocaloid idol character Hatsune Miku will wear onstage. No humans will appear onstage during the opera, even to.
Marc Jacobs Designs Louis Vuitton Outfit for Hatsuné Miku
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