Good Fashion Shop Design Doesn'T Make A Big Difference.

In the past ten years,

All the shops are arranged by him.

Each shop presents a different look with its surroundings.

The clothes are eliminated once every 6 months, but the building has to exist for many years. New York architect Stephan Jaklitsch said so.

In the past 10 years, Jaklitsch has arranged all the shop renovation and new projects of Marc Jacobs, with a total number of more than 275.

He is an old friend with the brand CEO Robert Duffy.

In 1999, Duffy came to New York from Paris, and began to make full use of Marc Jacobs brand. At the same time, it also settled in this city. Jaklitsch was the architect who hired Duffy for her new home.

Before designing the Marc Jacobs store, the first cooperation of the two people was four private houses full of art.

Among them, Duffy's holiday villa in Cape Town of Cape Cod, as a masterpiece of Jaklitsch, has been included in his works from 1998 to 2008.

What is not found in this brick book is Jaklitsch's new work.

In 2010, Marc Jacobs opened three distinctive shops in one breath.

There was a fashionable bar in the Milan store opened in March. The New York store opened in September, and a famous bookstore, which has opened for many years, has changed into a new brand Bookmarc.

In December, the world's first Marc Jacobs flagship store with independent architectural appearance opened in Tokyo Castle Peak.

In 2007, when Jaklitsch first came to the new store, there was a small piece of open space in front of him. He heard that there used to be an old wooden structure.

3 years later, the Marc Jacobs's Quartet building opened in a low key, with a men's coat, a layer of accessories and two layers of women's clothing on the ground floor.

"The important thing is not to compete with the surrounding buildings, but to blend in the neighborhood to add color to it."

Jaklitsch said.

At night, the meaning of this sentence is self-evident when the "suspended" big lanterns on the shop are dropping warm rays on the surrounding quiet paths.