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Louis Vuitton was an inventor. A visionary who created innovative luggage adapted to the idea of contemporary travel. More than a century later, innovation remains a cardinal value, 2.0 craftsmanship that pulses at the heart of the Louis Vuitton matrix. The challenge is to stay perfectly in sync with the times, respecting the expertise of yesterday while being carried forward by the technology of tomorrow. Like a taut thread stretched between the past and the future, tirelessly weaving the story of the famous trunk-maker. What a pleasure to discover the latest creations with their futuristic facets, whose techno- logical feats are matched only by their exacting style. Science meets elegance... Today, one talks about “connected objects,” but at Louis Vuitton, a dream-maker and purveyor of elsewhere, it is simply a matter of the Maison’s stars taking flight towards another reality. Like these two bags endowed with an incredible flexible screen, the fanciful sensation of the 2020 Cruise show in New York, or the Keepall Lightning, whose optical fibers magically replace the legendary Monogram canvas. Offering an equally shimmery effect when the bag is turned off… or on! This digital odyssey continues with the indispensable Tambour watch, packed with innovations and design: one never tires of its watch faces, which give a multitude of new faces to this single and unique case. An ode to metamorphosis, which Louis Vuitton makes immaterial.

THE NEW TAMBOUR HORIZON OR THE MYTH OF CHRONOS...
In its connected and ultra-design version, perfect for frequent travelers, Maison Louis Vuitton’s flagship watch whisks us through time zones, setting its pace to that of Chronos, the god of time and destiny. While this ebony-winged wise man with the original hourglass may be the father of the passing hours, you are the child of a new world to endlessly explore. Open your eyes: time is everywhere.

THE CANVAS OF THE FUTURE OR THE MYTH OF ZEUS...
What if the canvas of tomorrow was a flexible and connected digital screen? What if we could dream up the first foldable smartphone? The first bag-tablet? Smart luggage? It would take all the power of Zeus, the supreme god capable of everything and anything, to elevate style to this new level! Announcing the birth of the total accessory. After creative lighting struck and the heavens were moved, these two quintessential bags took on this new role.

THE KEEPALL LIGHTNING OR THE MYTH OF PROMETHEUS...
Made entirely of optical fibers, Maison Louis Vuitton’s iconic bag glimmers in the night like an eternal dancing flame… It’s a Promethean gift! In any case, this technological blaze makes this luggage unique and vibrant, bearing a personalized message within the Vuitton community. Holder of the sacred fire, you can now stand up to the gods… of style!

View a selection of articles from LV The Book #11 magazine here

From planning a trip home to ringing in the new year in style, follow along to see how Emma Chamberlain, Fan Chengcheng, GEM, Stefanie Giesinger, Marcus Butler, Rola, Leonie Hanne, Aimee Song, Ethan and Grayson Dolan, among others, celebrate the holidays.

Louis Vuitton accompanies these friends around the world during the key moments of the holiday season such as dressing up, packing luggage, opening gifts, and ringing in the New Year.

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Handcrafted in the House’s workshop in Asnières, just outside Paris, the unusual circular trunk sits atop the cup’s remarkable oversized base, opening at the top and on two sides to create a perfect showcase. Covered in Louis Vuitton’s iconic Monogram Macassar canvas, it features rich leather trimmings, palladium and brass clasps, as well as the Davis Cup logo printed on the interior of the lid.

The Davis Cup final was held at the Caja Mágica in Madrid on November 24^th in the presence of actress and friend of the house, Isabelle Huppert.

The new Trophy Travel case for the Davis Cup is another landmark in Louis Vuitton’s long history of creating bespoke Travel Cases for the world’s most iconic trophies, including the FIFA World Cup™, World Rugby’s Webb Ellis Cup, and the America’s Cup.

Step into the light. Shine with the special sparkle that only the most precious stones possess. The Maison’s jewelry collections drape themselves in diamonds, while flowers – normally so fragile – take  on  a  timeless  character.  These B Blossom, Blossom and Empreinte jewelry sets express the confidence of bold women. This jewelry is meant to be displayed, to turn heads, to stack up and combine for a more dazzling effect than ever. Necklaces like talismans ensure a sacred bearing. Earrings become luminous punctuations. Thick, generous bracelets pair up with diamond-paved cuffs. Yellow, white or pink gold, united with mother-of-pearl and onyx, compose a noble rainbow. All of these marvelous flowers flourish and thrive on free women who want to explore every adventure that life has to offer.

In this film shot by Jade Lombard:

Jia Li wears with a blue jacket and striped shirt: B Blossom earrings, yellow gold, white gold and pavé diamond. Color Blossom sautoir, pink gold and pavé diamond. B Blossom necklace, yellow gold, white mother-of-pearl and diamond.

Left, Jia Li wears with a black turtleneck pullover and striped shirt: Empreinte ear studs, white gold and pavé diamond. LV Idylle Blossom pendant, white gold and pavé diamond. Color Blossom sautoir, white gold, onyx and pavé diamond. B Blossom cuff, yellow gold, white gold and diamonds. B Blossom bracelet, yellow gold, white gold, onyx, white mother-of-pearl and diamonds.

Right, Heather wears with a white turtleneck pullover and striped shirt: Star Blossom ear studs, pink gold and pavé diamond. Color Blossom sautoir, pink gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte pendant, 3 golds. Empreinte bracelet, white gold. Empreinte bracelet, yellow gold.

Jia Li wears with a black zipped top: Empreinte ear studs, white gold and pavé diamond. B Blossom chevalière, yellow gold, white gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte ring, white gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte double ring, white gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte ring, white gold. Empreinte bracelet, white gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte bracelet, yellow gold and pavé diamond. B Blossom cuff, yellow gold, white gold and diamonds. B Blossom bracelet, yellow gold, white gold, onyx, white mother-of-pearl and diamond.

Heather wears with a black lace top: B Blossom earrings, yellow gold, white gold and pavé diamond. B Blossom necklace, yellow gold, white mother-of-pearl and diamond. B Blossom medallion, yellow gold, white gold and pavé diamond. Color Blossom bracelet, white gold and pavé diamond. B Blossom cuff, yellow gold, white gold and pavé diamond. Empreinte ring, white gold and pavé diamond.

Explore the B Blossom Collection
Explore the Blossom Collection
Explore the Empreinte Collection
View a selection of articles from LV The Book #11 magazine here

As part of Louis Vuitton’s efforts to raise awareness and funds for UNICEF, the New Zealand international rugby union player recently visited the Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan to help children facing one of the world’s most challenging humanitarian crisis. 

“After visiting Jordan and experiencing the amazing work that UNICEF is doing here, it has made me realize that no child should have to live in poverty, without water or without food. Every child deserves a fair chance in life […] Every child should be given the opportunity to grow up and fulfill their potential. By supporting UNICEF, you are helping provide the most vulnerable children with education, a safe environment to live and play in and hope for the future,” says Dan Carter.

UNICEF is the leading humanitarian and development organization working globally for the rights of every child. The aim of the LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF  partnership is to raise funds that help support children who are exposed to conflict, diseases, natural disasters and other situations that threaten their safety and well-being. Since January 2016, the partnership has raised more than $8m to help bring children life-saving humanitarian support, which includes children affected by the conflict in Syria.

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