To celebrate its 85th birthday in due style, the Reverso appears arrayed in festive garments.
Christian Louboutin offers his inimitably rich and original take on this model, thereby revealing unexpected facets of its personality.
Actress and social entrepreneur Elisa Sednaoui. |
“The short movie is a reflection on the mind’s ability to affect the passage of time. With impatience, time slows down and every tick of the watch seems to last an eternity; our heroine is waiting for the day to finish, the cake to bake, the courier to arrive… And finally, when the friend arrives, time, like a beating heart, accelerates wildly with the joy of seeing a loved one. A simple flick of the wrist reverses the watch and time”, explains Olga de Grèce, who directed the film.
Reverso by Christian Louboutin. |
Reverso by Christian Louboutin
“I understood that the Reverso’s iconic Art Deco lines and
very specific format could be customized and changed, but never improved. The
exciting part is not about enhancing the Reverso, but instead offering a different perception of it
through inventive suggestions expressed on the space available for decoration
and on the strap. I have always loved the shape of the watch, and would never
have agreed to this project if I had not been deeply convinced that I loved the
original design of this object”, says Christian Louboutin.
The creative designer thus envisaged the Reverso models in
the same way that one creates a jewelry collection, giving each one a strong,
original identity. Exuberant, transparent, glowing or ultra-feminine, the
Reverso is clothed as if for an exceptional event, an evening that promises to
be unforgettable. Available in two sizes, the Reverso Classic Duetto chosen for
this transformation retains its emblematic face on the front, with pure,
classical Art Deco lines, while the back, framed by two rows of diamonds on
either side of the dial, takes on a delightfully crazy touch infused by Christian
Louboutin. This inspired approach extends onto the strap.
“On such a small item, I wanted to include and play with
ideas from the expansive worlds of color, shape, reflections and transparency,”
he continues.
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