A similar notion – this time about women and reckoning with the politics of power – was acknowledged by Nicolas Ghesquière, the Louis Vuitton creative director, after his recent AW18 womenswear show. “I have these discussions about [#MeToo](/relevant/new/MeToo) everyday. It's a dialogue we have all the time,” said Ghesquière. With this in mind, it will be interesting to see whether Abloh continues to champion the stylist Ian Connor – a regular backstage at Off-White shows, a former campaign model for the brand, and someone the designer regularly acknowledges on social media. As Amber Rose claimed last year, Connor has been accused of sexual assault by 21 different women. As of today, Abloh is no longer an unaccountable fashion outsider; he now wields the power and influence of one of the most coveted positions in LVMH's portfolio.