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The first thing Nicolas Ghesquiere does when he arrives in New York City is look out the limo window on his way from the airport, gazing with deep interest at the kids on the street. "It's a very different street style here than in Paris, a unique combination of fantasy and function. A New Yorker wears athleisure, but then will put luxury pieces on top. I love it! I am always so inspired here."

It’s been more than two pandemic-plagued years since Ghesquière – who since 2013 has been the artistic director of women’s collections at Louis Vuitton – has been in Manhattan and he is relishing doing the simple things he’s missed so much. “This morning, I woke up so early. I walked around the reservoir and had breakfast at Eat – we don’t have places like that in Paris! It was an ideal morning, and then I had lunch with my friend Grace Coddington at Sant Ambroeus.”

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