Heritage

The House has been invited back again this year by the Galeries Lafayette Haussmann to present its Les Parfums Louis Vuitton collection in a special pop-up store.

There, you will have the chance to discover the entire women’s fragrance collection, including Attrape-Rêves, the latest creation from Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. A festive fragrance that celebrates the sense of wonder.

The store will also offer the House’s collection of men’s fragrances. Five scents that pay homage to adventurers seeking self-revelation.

Lastly, the Ombre Nomade fragrance will plunge you into the depths of the darkest and most precious woods.

So many invitations to explore the senses, to travel to new horizons.

In this pop-up store, you can customize your perfume bottle or travel case with your engraved initials in a gilded or tone-on-tone finish, leaving a personal and indelible imprint.

Louis Vuitton Paris Galeries Lafayette
First floor, corbel arch E4
40, boulevard Haussmann
75 009 Paris

Discover the women's collection
Explore men's fragrances universe
Discover Ombre Nomade

Since 1854 when Louis Vuitton was founded, the name has become synonymous with savoir-faire and visionary design. As it has traveled through time, the brand has continually embraced the notions of innovation, collaboration and daring, challenging the boundaries between craftsmanship, art and design.

“Great design, sustainability and a great business do go hand in hand,” says our CEO Michael Burke, describing how sustainability is integral to our business.

In 2018, Louis Vuitton was awarded the Butterfly Mark, powered by Positive Luxury, for excellence across areas of innovation, social and environmental practices, governance, and philanthropy.

Founded in 2011, Positive Luxury celebrates brands that act with a deep respect for our world and generations to come. They provide transparency through the interactive Butterfly Mark, showcasing luxury brands who are proactively taking the lead on sustainability, enabling people to buy better.

To explore Louis Vuitton’s sustainability achievements, visit its exclusive page on Positive Luxury

The Asnières atelier is a pivotal location. Barely five years after founding Louis Vuitton, Louis himself began to outgrow his Parisian headquarters. In 1859, he relocated the new workshop to Asnières, a village a few kilometers northwest of Paris.

This new atelier was built in the ethereal Eiffel style, combining glass and steel. The exceptional savoir-faire of the Asnières artisans is such that, even today, key pieces are created here: rigid trunks, designs in rare or exotic leathers, special orders.

Visit Asnières to discover the intimate aspects of Louis Vuitton’s history, its ties with the ateliers, and admire in detail the presence of the Louis Vuitton universe in every creation.

Book your visit at la Galerie Asnières here.

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).