Christopher Parr, is the Editor and Chief Content Creator for…
Minnie Mouse’s Parisian fashion adventure features the regular cast of Disney favorites alongside some of the fashion world’s biggest names. Nicolas Ghesquière may have announced his departure from Balenciaga but his time with the Parisian fashion house has been immortalized in classic cartoon form, in the latest Disney release, a five-minute short featuring Minnie Mouse’s adventures in fashion-land, titled “Electric Holiday.”
Minnie Mouse is launched into wonderland, this time a whirlwind fashion romance with the city of light and its style luminaries, after viewing a Lanvin dress in a store window. Style editors Carine Roitfeld, Anna Dello Russo, and Suzy Menkes all get an animated Disney makeover. Blogger Byran Boy and photographer Steven Meisel also feature alongside designers, makeup artists and style mavens in the film.
In the final version of the film is it Tinkerbell’s magic dust that transforms Minnie and Mickey into model mice, so they can appear alongside other Disney characters in a runway show featuring clothes by Rick Owens, Proenza Schouler, Dolce and Gabbana and Balmain.
With the release of the film, Barneys Creative Ambassador-at-Large Simon Doonan said: “I think it’s a celebration of the real Minnie because at the end she’s her real fabulous self” said Doonan.
Barney’s and Disney have also collaborated on the store’s holiday windows, which were opened by Sarah Jessica Parker, who appears in cartoon form in the film.
Christopher Parr, is the Editor and Chief Content Creator for Pursuitist, and a contributing writer to USA Today, Business Insider — and the on-air host of Travel Tuesday on Live at 4 CBS. He is an award-winning luxury marketing veteran, writer, a frequent speaker at luxury and interactive marketing conferences and a pioneer in web publishing. Named a "Top 10 Luxury Travel Blogger” by USA Today, Parr has also been selected as the official winner in Luxury Lifestyle Awards’ list of the “Top 50 Best Luxury Influencers and Bloggers in the World.”