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For Roland-Garros 2017, Louis Vuitton has created two trophy trunks designed to protect the Suzanne Lenglen Cup and the Musketeers’ Cup. These trophies are awarded each year, respectively to the French Open women’s and men’s champions. This marks a meaningful collaboration for two the French brands, internationally renowned for their attachment to know-how, excellence, art, and promoting Paris and France worldwide.

These two trophy trunks, handcrafted in Louis Vuitton’s historic workshops in Asnières, have been meticulously produced to house each of the illustrious Roland-Garros trophies. Adorned in the iconic Monogram canvas, these trunks both feature the signature brass corners and lock.

Encounter of two Presidents, Michael Burke, Chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton and Bernard Giudicelli, President of the French Tennis Federation, renowned former tennis player, Roland-Garros Tournament Director, and Guy Forget for the delivery of the two trunks to Roland-Garros.

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First impressions, favorite pieces, memorable moments... Many personalities were interviewed backstage at the Miho Museum about the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2018 collection. Jennifer Connelly, Hidetoshi Nakata,Yaya, Sophie Turner, Riley Keough, Shioli Kutsuna, Michelle Williams, Kansaï Yamamoto, Mirai Yamamoto tell us their feelings of the collection.

Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2018 collection alternates between the present day and a noble ancestral civilization, between futurism and poetry, between huge, vibrant cities and delicate landscapes.

The garments recall samurai, figurative engraving, inked landscapes, ceremonial dress, the keikogi of martial arts, the Kurosawa cinematic dramaturgy, or the unique melancholy of Kitano. Urban pantsuits and architectural tunics are designed in the spirit of Hokusai. Interwoven jersey and leather sweaters recall the armor of Japanese warriors. Evening dresses gleam with Noh theater gold. Delicately crafted obi belts become the fabric of tapered trousers. Handbags and clutches are decorated with Kabuki masks.

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At the very heart of the Miho Museum, an architectural masterpiece designed by the architect I.M. Pei, the enchanting scenography of the Louis Vuitton show underlines the inspiring details of Nicolas Ghesquière's collection. The artistic Director of the Maison Louis Vuitton pays a tribute to Kansaï Yamamoto and offers a fusion between futurism and poetry through a creative reinterpretation of iconic codes, patterns and fabrics that embody the Louis Vuitton identity.
Among the highlights, discover actresses Rila Fukushima and Doona Bae opening and closing the fashion show in Kyoto.

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