“Not moving to Dior was probably best for everyone,” stated Louis Vuitton’s creative director Marc Jacobs. Does he mean in regards to stepping into the footsteps of John Galliano we wonder?

With an upcoming exhibition in Paris scheduled for March 9, Jacobs expresses his feeling of honor as being a part of this grandeur exposition to be held at the Musée des Arts Decoratifs.The sumptuous display has been crafted and refined to cover two floors at this superb setting and has be referred to as 'Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs.’

Jacobs recently cleared the air regarding the rumors of his reposition over to Dior.  He again speaks of his humbled emotion to be considered for such a position and also expresses how ecstatic he is to be where he is, among his current cohorts, and his touch and contribution toward the current 'Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs’ exhibition. 

“There is so much more left to do and building Louis Vuitton into a fashion company is something nobody else can say they really started,” said Jacobs. The presentation is expected to display a portion of luxury designer Louis Vuitton’s precious jewels, from one of his first trunks crafted in 1869.

It is such a treat to have such opulent designers, Marc Jacobs coincided with the original Monsieur Louis Vuitton united in a sole venture, as a chance to display the talents of both and many more who have assisted to build this brand into what it is today. 

Should Jacobs have gone to Dior?  Or is remaining with Louis Vuitton something of a lost art: LOYALTY?  Let us know @PierceMattiePR.