These are some looks from a collection that Virgil Abloh designed after he became the first Black artistic director of the French luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton. Virgil, who had a degree in architecture not fashion, started out designing tee shirts. His career got a boost from Kanye West, who became Virgil’s mentor at the time the rapper’s own career was taking off. Robin Givhan, a Pulitzer-prize winning Senior Critic-at-Large at the Washington Post was so fascinated by Virgil’s wide-ranging talent that she wrote a book about him called Make it Ours. It tells the story of how Virgil, who died at the age of 41, reimagined fashion. We talk about how Virgil’s disruptive approach made him a hero to young people and how his ability to create a bridge from street wear to high fashion has had an historic impact.