Sure the decade started out all Tom Ford, but in my book, no one encapsulated the crazy, mixed up 2000s like Marc Jacobs. Hi did the status symbol thing with his his Louis Vuitton Takashi Murakami collaborations. He went downtown with his work with artist Richard Prince (pictured above). He appeared in the gossip columns almost as much as his well-heeled clientele.

I’m not saying that Marc Jacobs is my the greatest designer that ever lived. He’s a magpie, skilled at mashing up pop culture images but without really making much of a statement. But that kind of sums up the ’00s for me.

With this new year coming up I have a a lot of goals and one major task is moving out and going to college. Soon I plan on having a Loft(Condo) downtown or in NY with my shorty and with me being a designer it’s only right to have nice interior designing. I’ve been brain storming some ideas of how I want our loft to look inside and when I came across this picture of Nigo’s bedroom I got  a sudden rush of inspiration. But if you know anything about art then you can relate to the Louis Vuitton bedsheets and the Murakami Cushions on the floor. And from the looks of it, it looks like most of the art piece/accessories in the room are designed by Takashi Murakami. I wonder what’s the retail value on everything in that room?

~Young Astro~