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The combinations are endless. Now Yours is a new Louis Vuitton service that allows you to personalise your Run Away trainers by adding your initials and fully customise the shoes' stripes, colours and materials. Each pair will be a unique creation thanks to thirteen customisable zones with nine colours, three materials, and two metallic finishes. Available in Monogram or Damier with printed or hot stamped initials, Louis Vuitton's traditional codes are at your disposal and bring the Maison's long history of personalisation to footwear for the first time.

Visit select Louis Vuitton stores to create your Run Aways, trainers. Now Yours online service is coming soon. 

List of select Louis Vuitton stores offering the Now Yours Run Away service:

Paris - Maison Champs-Élysées
London - New Bond Street
Milano - Via Montenapoleone
Copenhague
Dubai - Mall Level
Beijing - Shin Kong Men
Shanghai - Plaza 66
Guangzhou - Tianhe
Hong Kong - 5 Canton Road
Hong Kong - Pacific Place
Singapore - Marina Bay
Seoul - Shinsegae Kangnam Men
Seoul - Shinsegae Main Men
Tokyo - Omotesando
Tokyo - Matsuya Ginza
Osaka - Shinsaibashi
Sydney - George Street
New York - Fifth Avenue
Beverly Hills - Rodeo Drive
Costa Mesa – South Coast Plaza

More stores will offer this service in 2019.

View more about Now Yours Run Away here.

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With an established catalogue of 30 cities, available in both print and digital version, the LOUIS VUITTON CITY GUIDE has established itself as the indispensable companion to the discerning traveller.

A unique trailblazer highlighting the latest trends, each guide speaks as readily to flâneurs as to business travellers, even to local residents.

Since 1998, Louis Vuitton has instilled its nomadic nature into its City Guides and proposed a selection that is as specialised as it is individual. 

Completely updated, Paris is enriched this year with new addresses, following in the wake of Bangkok, Chicago, Istanbul, Los Angeles, Madrid, Miami, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Shanghai and Venice.

This year discover a new city in the catalogue: Madrid!

The digital version of the Paris City Guide is available for free on the App Store. The digital version of the Shanghai City Guide will be available for free on the App Store from November 15, 2018 to February 1, 2019.

Louis Vuitton invites you to discover the most fascinating cities in the world.

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The driving theme behind the Journées Particulières was to enable more visitors to discover the inner workings of our, often secular, continually innovative Houses which form part of our heritage. The 4th edition focused on experiences, interaction and encounters. Each venue offered a unique and original tour, designed by the host House.

In addition to the Louis Vuitton Workshops in Asnières, France, and Fiesso d'Artico in Veneto, Italy, two new locations were opened to the public this year: Les Fontaines Parfumées in Grasse, South of France, and the Louis Vuitton Ducey Workshop, in Normandy, France.

Photographs in order of appearance: Les Fontaines Parfumées (x3), Fiesso d'Artico (x2), Asnières (x2), and Ducey Workshop (x1).

Find out more about the event here: https://www.lvmh.com/lesjourneesparticulieres/

In 1924, Louis Vuitton made a trunk for the French gallerist René Gimpel, enabling him to travel worldwide and present works of art to his clients. Since then, the Maison has been entrusted by clients around the world to transport their art and supplies, creating cases that protect and transport their belongings in the most optimal conditions. In continuing with this heritage, the Rijksmuseum entrusted Louis Vuitton to create a special-order trunk to transport the masterpiece The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer during its voyage from Amsterdam to Japan.

The trunk, handcrafted in Louis Vuitton’s historic workshops in Asnières, France, has been meticulously produced to house the painting. Adorned in the iconic Monogram canvas and the signature brass corners and lock, the trunk features personalised hand-painted stripes along with a yellow-coloured interior evoking the main colours of the masterpiece.

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Featuring a remarkable collection of the house’s archive trunks, it acknowledges Louis Vuitton’s history with London that began when Georges Vuitton opened his first London store on March 1st 1885. Located on 289 Oxford street it was the first international store outside of France.

Proud of his family’s heritage and keen to promote both his design skills and France’s influence abroad he incorporated the French tricolour flag in his signage. He placed a similar sign in a display window of his London store, along with one of the Vuitton trunk-beds that French officers took on their missions overseas, kickstarting the idea of whimsical window dressing.

In 1889, Georges opened a new store opposite Charing Cross, one of London’s main railway stations. Later in 1900, to reflect the sophistication of the house’s designs, Georges decided to relocate to the heart of London’s luxury goods district, at 149 New Bond Street, close to where the current store currently stands today.

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