ココ・ロシャさんのインスタグラム動画 - (ココ・ロシャInstagram)「Unbelievable that just 4 days after losing Andre Leon Talley, today we lost another titan of the fashion industry with the passing of Manfred Thierry Mugler in Paris. I’m often asked: Is there a campaign, magazine cover, or runway show I would have liked to have done, that I never got the chance to do? They only answer that I’ve ever given is that I would have loved to have been able to go back in time to work with #ThierryMugler and walk his runway in the 90’s. It just does not get better then that. Sadly Mugler retired from his brand 20 year ago, just prior to my start in fashion, but the stories about his shows, particularly his 1995 show (often called the “Woodstock of Fashion”) are the stuff of legends. All the bold faced names were there, and the runways were filled with my own personal modeling hero’s - powerhouse women like @the_real_iman, @patcleveland, @lindaevangelista and Carmen Dell’Orefice all giving the stomp of a lifetime to musicians like George Micheal and James Brown performing live - can you imagine the spectacle? It was the ultimate mix of beauty, fashion, music, art and culture. While I never got to work with Manfred, I did get to tell him how much I appreciated his work a few months ago at his retrospective in Paris. I’m so thankful to have had that opportunity to do so, though I could not have imagined it would be my last. My dear friend @jeanpaulgaultier was there also at the exhibit - he is of course a contemporary of Mugler, but very much a fan as well - we all are. I know the term genius is thrown around far too lightly these days, but in my opinion Mugler was one of a handful of true genius designers of the last 50 years who deserved that title and more. I know his name and his work will be discussed, studied and revered for centuries to come.」1月24日 11時10分