Marc Jacobs

Marc Jacobs (born April 9, 1963) is an American fashion designer. He is the head designer for his own fashion label, Marc Jacobs (founded in 1986). He was the creative director of the French design house Louis Vuitton from Fall/Winter 1998 to Spring/Summer 2014.

Accessories[]

Handbags[]

Re-issued version of the Fall/Winter 2005 RTW collection bag.

Gloves[]

Sunglasses[]

Collections[]

Resort 2008 Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2009 RTW Collection[]

Pictured in pink with green floral print. Lady Gaga wore a plain pink version of boots.

Spring/Summer 2010 RTW Collection[]

Bra, shirt and skirt.
Shorts.
Lady Gaga wore an altered version of a pictured ivory silk-tulle dress that features intertwining black-tipped translucent layers, a round neck, a low V-back, black self-ties at the back and a slip to the line.

Fall/Winter 2012 RTW Collection[]

Hat by Stephen Jones for Marc Jacobs.

Fall/Winter 2013 RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2015 RTW Collection[]

Spring/Summer 2016 RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2016 RTW Collection[]

Pictured is an ankle-length version of boots with lower platform. Lady Gaga wore Kiki knee-high boots.
Pictured in smooth calfskin leather. Lady Gaga wore a black shiny leather version of boots.

Spring/Summer 2017 RTW Collection[]

On this date, Lady Gaga wore pictured boots from Lidow Archive.

Fall/Winter 2017 RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2018 RTW Collection[]

Spring/Summer 2019 RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2019 RTW Collection[]

Resort 2019 Collection[]

Inspired collection by Perry Ellis' Spring/Summer 1993 RTW.

Dr. Martens for Marc Jacobs.

Spring/Summer 2020 RTW Collection[]

Stephen Jones for Marc Jacobs.

Spring/Summer 2021 RTW Collection[]

Pre-Fall 2021 RTW "The Color" Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2021 RTW Collection[]

Pictured in black. Seen on Gaga in purple.

Spring/Summer 2022 RTW Collection[]

Spring/Summer 2023 RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2024 "Joy, Period." RTW Collection[]

Fall/Winter 2025 RTW Collection[]

The Marc Jacobs[]

The Marc Jacobs is a fashion line, a subdivision of the Marc Jacobs brand, officially launched on May 30^th, 2019. This line focuses on offering specific, versatile items — such as grunge sweaters, shirt dresses, and track pants. The launch of The Marc Jacobs marked a return to the designer's roots of creating accessible, staple pieces, reminiscent of his earlier line, Marc by Marc Jacobs, which was discontinued in 2015.

Custom[]

Ruffled tulle and silk tapestry jacquard top embellished with pearls, based on the top from the Spring/Summer 2010 RTW collection.
Fuchsia patchwork silk mermaid gown, based on the Fall/Winter 2012 RTW collection.
Blue satin long-sleeve shoulder padded dress coat with gold, red, silver and bronze embroidery (done by Lesage Paris), side pockets, corset lacing on the back and midnight blue satin lining on the inside, based on the blazer from the Spring/Summer 2016 RTW collection.
White fitted jumpsuit with long sleeves, shoulder pads, flare legs and embroidery (done by Lesage Paris).
Dusky pink ostrich feather boa.

Marc Jacobs Beauty[]

Marc Jacobs Beauty was a makeup line by Kendo under a licensing agreement with Marc Jacobs that launched in 2013. The agreement expired in late 2021 and the line was discontinued. Sarah Tanno-Stewart was a Global Artistry Ambassador for the brand in 2016 until 2021.

“	In a way I did get to meet Marc through Gaga. We first met at a Marc Jacobs Beauty launch event in NY for Velvet Noir Major Volume Mascara [on January 19, 2016].I heard that Marc said he was a huge fan of the makeup I created for Gaga’s role as The Countess in American Horror Story: Hotel. He wanted to know who did the makeup and invited me to New York to attend the launch. Since that moment, I knew I wanted to be part of anything and everything the brand was doing.	”
—Sarah Tanno to Vanity Fair in 2017