Heritage

The Journées Particulières is a unique opportunity for the Maison to showcase our artisans’ creativity and passion for their trades to the general public. It is an invitation to discover exceptional venues and carefully-preserved savoir-faire.

Every year, over the course of three days, a host of unexpected surprises awaits visitors such as performances, screenings, encounters, secret places, and exclusive workshops.

In addition to the Louis Vuitton Workshops in Asnières, France, and Fiesso d'Artico in Veneto, Italy, two new locations will be open to the public this year: Les Fontaines Parfumées in Grasse, South of France, and the Louis Vuitton Ducey Workshop, in Normandy, France.

Book your priority access ticket from now. Registrations will close on September 30th.

https://www.lvmh.com/lesjourneesparticulieres/

Photographs in order of appearance: Asnières (x3), Ducey Workshop (x3), Fiesso d'Artico (x3), and Les Fontaines Parfumées (x3).

The Journées Particulières is a unique opportunity for the Maison to showcase our artisans’ creativity and passion for their trades to the general public. It is an invitation to discover exceptional venues and carefully-preserved savoir-faire.

Every year, over the course of three days, a host of unexpected surprises awaits visitors such as performances, screenings, encounters, secret places, and exclusive workshops.

In addition to the Louis Vuitton Workshops in Asnières, France, and Fiesso d'Artico in Veneto, Italy, two new locations will be open to the public this year: Les Fontaines Parfumées in Grasse, South of France, and the Louis Vuitton Ducey Workshop, in Normandy, France.

Book your priority access ticket from now. Registrations will close on September 30th.

https://www.lvmh.com/lesjourneesparticulieres/

Photographs in order of appearance: Asnières (x3), Ducey Workshop (x3), Fiesso d'Artico (x3), and Les Fontaines Parfumées (x3).

Guests travel gracefully through six immersive rooms, featuring hand selected objects and documents from the Louis Vuitton archives. Highlighting the ongoing technical innovations that Louis Vuitton employed to respond to the revolutionary inventions of the period, this exhibition builds a conversation between antique creations in direct dialogue with more contemporary pieces, showing a consistent desire of the brand to create and reinvent objects that are designed to anticipate the evolution of lifestyle needs and desires.

Journey through Louis Vuitton's history until September 30th.

Free Admission

09.07.18 - 09.30.18

Exhibition Hours

Monday - Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday - Sunday 11am - 9pm

Location

Union Station
Sir John A. Macdonald Plaza
65 Front St W
Toronto, ON M5J 1E6
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Time capsule is a journey through the history of the Maison that revisits its landmark innovations in technology and design. Traveling from the Maison's beginnings in 1854 to the present day, the story is told using rare and celebrated objects selected from the Louis Vuitton archive. The exhibition demonstrates the ways in which Louis Vuitton has anticipated changing needs and desires over the last 160 years.

The exhibition has traveled to Hong Kong, Bangkok, Berlin, Singapore, Dubai, Shanghai, Melbourne, Madrid, Osaka and Los Angeles. The Toronto exhibition commemorates Louis Vuitton’s 35th anniversary in the city.

Free Admission

09.07.18 - 09.30.18

Exhibition Hours

Monday - Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday - Sunday 11am - 9pm

Location

Union Station
Sir John A. Macdonald Plaza
65 Front St W
Toronto, ON M5J 1E6
View Map

#LVTimecapsule

A native of Grasse, the cradle of both perfumery and leather work, Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud created each of his new men’s perfumes in his creative atelier at Les Fontaines Parfumées.

In this Provençal estate, surrounded by flower fields and citrus groves, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud composes and formulates immobile journeys designed to take shape on the surface of the skin. To do so, he draws from the most exquisite raw materials in the world. He travels the five continents in quest of olfactory emotion, knows by heart all the steps necessary to cultivate Pallida iris and Peruvian balsam, the artisanal harvesting of which he tracks in Salvador; negotiates the quality of citrus with growers in Calabria, and purchases the most aromatic cocoa beans on the Ivory Coast, as well as Sambac jasmine in China. But once the ingredients are sourced, they are transported to his hometown of Grasse, and the transformation begins. Bolstered by the exceptional knowledge in Grasse where, from one generation to the next, experts perfect and transmit techniques for transforming raw materials and performing carbon dioxide extractions. Each petal is reverently respected, resulting in infusions so faithful to the original plant that they could already stand on their own as perfumes.

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