Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts

Monday, November 1, 2010

LOUIS VUITTON 100 Postcards Box Set

This new  2011 edition is entirely remelted and updated and visits  in only one volume 30 new destinations, stopping over for the first time in more unexpected cities like Beirut, Courchevel, Gstaad, Oxford, Palma de Marjorque, Oporto Cervo or Thessalonique. Paris, London, New York, Tokyo and Berlin have a clean volume where confirmed adresses and places mix with innovations. And for our greater pleasure the illustrations of Ruben Toledo since the first guide in 1998 are joined together in a set of postcards, quite simply splendid.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Louis Vuitton Pétanque Set


Louis Vuitton special Pétanque set. The Louis Vuitton Pétanque balls are made of monogrammed canvas and are designed to give the feel of a traditional metal pétanque balls. The pétanque balls come in a natural leather case which has space for a score sheet and pencil.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Louis Vuitton Tribal Statement Necklace


For spring 2009, Louis Vuitton's gorgeous Tribal Statement Necklace. Available at Louis Vuitton stores

Monday, June 29, 2009

Louis Vuitton Fall 2009 Ad Campaign



Pop icon, Madonna stars in the fall 2009 ad campaign for luxury giant Louis Vuitton. The new campaign was photographed by Steven Meisel.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Louis Vuitton celebrates 10th anniversary of City Guides


For ten years Louis Vuitton has been capturing the spirit of cities and sharing its love of travel with the City Guides. Updated and enriched each year, the guides delight leisure travelers, nomadic business visitors and indeed the residents of the cities explored.

There are thousands of addresses, from reliable favorites to new locations, revealing the very soul of the city. For the new edition, the City Guide features a fresh look, a revamped format and new sections.

To capture the spirit of the cities in the 2009 City Guide series, Louis Vuitton calls on journalists, writers and artists. What’s more, 30 famous figures have been invited to offer their personal takes on the cities they love.

Actress Monica Belluci discloses her addresses in Rome, the sommelier Georges dos Santos reveals a few secrets of Lyonnais gastronomy, and opera singer Angela Gheorghiu recounts her trips back and forth to Bucharest.

For the first time, Mumbai, Miami, New York, Paris and Tokyo are available in individual volumes. The iconic European collection takes us to 32 cities, including six new destinations: Bucharest, Glasgow, Lausanne, Palermo, Manchester and Saint-Tropez. There are also maps and three audio walks that can be downloaded in MP3 format from www.louisvuittonsoundwalk.com for a unique discovery of three Chinese cities.

In a subtle reference to Louis Vuitton’s heritage, the design of the 2009 City Guides is inspired by the vintage luggage labels that used to be affixed to Louis Vuitton trunks, evoking the timeless theme of travel.

Thursday, December 25, 2008

Louis Vuitton caviar case


Louis Vuitton has created a special-edition caviar case for storing and traveling with caviar. The red leather-lined LV monogram box is outfitted with a dish to hold up to 500 grams of caviar, a plate for crushed ice, and engraved crystal vodka glasses, plus drawers to hold four caviar spoons made of mother-of-pearl, a non-reactive material designed to preserve the caviar’s fragile flavor.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Stephen Sprouse handbags


Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton have launched a new line of Stephen Sprouse handbags showcasing the designers’ pop art/grafitti style.

Jacobs took two iconic Sprouse motifs - the graffiti and the rose - and interpreted them in Day-Glo shades of pink, green and orange over the Monogram print

“I tried to take what Stephen had done at Vuitton and then kind of flip it in my head, and make it Vuitton’s work for Stephen, not Stephen’s work for Vuitton,” Jacobs said. “I just felt it was a funny way to play with it, to pretend to be Sprouse for a bit, and use the work that he did, and then bring it back to the work that he did before I collaborated with him.”