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Just like Monogram or Damier bags and small leather goods, Louis Vuitton hardsided items may also be personalised thanks to the My Catalogue service.

1854 - the year in which the House of Louis Vuitton was founded - saw the arrival of the first rectangular trunk with a flat lid, that could be stacked easily in the hold of an ocean liner or the baggage car of a train. From the historic Courrier Lozine 110 to the Coffret 8 Montres watch case, hardsided items have been an unfailing showcase for craftsmanship expertise.

To provide an even more exclusive offering, the My Catalogue personalisation service allows you to customise over 40 hardsided items. There is a choice of over 20 (canvas & leather) exterior finishes and almost 40 (microfibre & leather) lining options. With their personal signature, these utterly timeless pieces pay homage to the House's heritage while putting a modern spin on the luggage of days gone by.

This personalisation service is available in our Louis Vuitton stores. You may also contact our Client Services.

The exhibit will trace more than a century and a half of fashion, from 1870 to the present, along a disruptive timeline, as part of the Museum’s 150th-anniversary celebration. Employing philosopher Henri Bergson’s concept of la durée—time that flows, accumulates and is indivisible—the exhibition will explore how clothes generate temporal associations that conflate the past, present and future. The exhibition is made possible by Louis Vuitton, with additional support provided by Condé Nast.

In celebration of the opening, The Costume Institute Benefit, also known as The Met Gala, will take place on Monday, 4^th May 2020.  Louis Vuitton’s Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquière will co-chair the event along with Emma Stone, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Meryl Streep and Anna Wintour.

With its City Guide and Fashion Eye series, Louis Vuitton explores photographic creation while celebrating the art of travel. Both mirroring trends and setting the standard, with great attention to cosmopolitan transformation, the Louis Vuitton City Guide has explored the most magnetic metropoles for nearly twenty years. Today thirty cities have been revealed through unexpected perspectives on fashion, design, well‑being, contemporary art, gastronomy and culture. Original photographs illustrate the Louis Vuitton City Guide, a vision entrusted to the photography collective Tendance Floue, who reinforce the singular point of view represented in these tomes.

During Paris Photo, the digital version of the Paris City Guide is available for free on the App Store. With Fashion Eye, its series of photography books, Louis Vuitton evokes a city, a region or a country, seen through the eyes of a fashion photographer.

Fashion Eye creates an unprecedented dialogue between emerging talents, seasoned photographers and fashion photography legends.

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Personalisation has been an integral part of Louis Vuitton's heritage since it was founded in 1854. For an even more exclusive offering, items crafted in an exotic skin may now also be customised. The service offers a selection of different bags and small leather goods, with the option of choosing the colour from a palette of matte and shiny shades, along with the metal hardware and lining. A customisable patch (bag) or hot stamping (small leather goods) may also be added to create a unique product. Last but not least, true connoisseurs can enjoy a premium offering, with a choice between three crocodilian species: Alligator, Niloticus and Porosus.

This exclusive personalisation service creates an exceptional item that is sure to delight collectors. It is available in Louis Vuitton stores. You may also contact our Client Services for more details.

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Composed in Grasse by the Master Perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, these fragrances immediately transport the senses. Like an olfactory snapshot, each one captures the atmosphere of an inspiring setting and brings it into the home. There, it opens a window onto a singular, exotic world, blurring the lines between interior and exterior, between here and elsewhere. Taking off is merely a matter of lighting the wick and closing one’s eyes. Nestled in daring ceramic containers designed by Marc Newson and crafted in Louis Vuitton's workshops, the candles feature a natural leather handle, an emblematic signature of the Maison, that gives them a pure and nomadic character. 

Launched in 2018, the Louis Vuitton collection of scented candles now comprises six creations - or six getaways to savour right at home. Following L’Air du Jardin, Île Blanche, Feuilles d’Or and Dehors Il Neige, the collection has expanded to include En Mai, a bucolic and spring-like fragrance, and Écorce Rousse, a powerful pairing of leather and wood.

Embark On An Olfactory Journey