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Spanning the entire 16 window façade of Saks' prestigious Fifth Avenue store, the exclusive design is a continuation of Nicolas Ghesquière's vision for the Fall 2014 runway show.

The windows use a digital projection, a global first for the House. The digital projection features a Louis Vuitton model continuously walking in 12 full runway silhouettes, traveling in and out of each frame as she makes her way down the window façade from 50th Street to 49th Street. Each window showcases a unique, complete silhouette from the Fall 2014 runway show.

The windows will remain on display for the month of September.

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While Louis Vuitton offers a wide range of business bags in iconic Damier and Monogram canvases, there is also an understated collection made of Taïga and Epi leather, soberly embossed with an “LV” signature. The Porte-documents in these leathers are made to perfectly suit the refined businessman.

In this film shot by Mikael Jansson, César winning actor, Matthias Schoenaerts, wanders the vast and peaceful landscape of Iceland, meditating on the meaning of adventure. He dons the Fall 2014 menswear collection and carries the timeless and functional Porte-documents Business in Burgundy Epi leather.

Photographed from the House’s Parisian headquarters, with intimate views of the Seine and Eiffel tower, twelve models grace the Fall 2014 women’s collection with an edgy attitude.

In this selection, gloriously smooth, full-grain leather is contrasted with hybrid materials. Bold, bright colors are juxtaposed with muted halftones. Hand-crafted artisanal techniques are updated with a high-tech twist.

From day to night, while pacing through the streets of the city whether on the way to a meeting, to a café, or to catch a flight, these backpacks keep up with the pace. A different design for each profile: the businessman, the athlete, the independent.

This range of backpacks varies in shapes, leathers and canvases, complemented by fine detailing, internal compartments and pockets for a laptop, an iPad and other personal belongings.

A Parisian by adoption, Lorenzo Mattotti was born in Brescia, Italy, in 1954. He studied architecture in Venice, then moved towards the graphic novel form, of which he is now one of the best representatives. In this travel book dedicated to Vietnam, Mattotti opens us towards a vibrant world of color suffused with energy and vitality. A window into his impressions, his illustrations leave us contemplative.

The Louis Vuitton “Travel Book” collection is an invitation to real and virtual voyages, offering a contemporary vision of travel. In its pages, the illustrations of renowned artists and promising young talents tell the stories of the cities and countries they have visited, depicting each place’s varied architecture and special light, and recording the passing days and the lives of its people.

For each new title, a numbered and signed limited edition is available in select Louis Vuitton stores. View the collection here.