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The pop-up honours Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter 2018 Women’s collection, which includes accessories, chic knee length skirts, glossy leathers and tailored jackets with signature LV logo detailing. The scenography dramatically features special designs recreated from the runway show, echoing inspirations from the Fall-Winter 2018 collection.

Alongside a wide-range of luxurious quintessentially French ready to wear and accessories, this pop-up features an exclusive and limited navy knit sweater with a appliquéd LV logo.

The space is envisioned as a white transparent trunk with gold details as well as special design features from the runway show.

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LOUIS VUITTON SELFRIDGES LONDON
400 Oxford Street, Ground Floor, W1A 1AB London
Open to public from July 20th until September 7th 2018
Mon-Sat: 09.30AM - 9.00PM
Sun: 11.30AM - 06.00PM

For the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ Russia, Louis Vuitton has designed a stunning new Travel Case to protect the world-renowned FIFA World Cup™ Original Trophy, which is to be awarded to the winning national team on July 15th 2018. Natalia Vodianova, Russian Supermodel, Activist and Philanthropist was proud to present this exceptional object specially designed for 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™.

As is usually the case with Louis Vuitton, the origin of the Louis Vuitton New Wave collection can be traced to the past: specifically, a trunk from the archives that contained 12 pairs of shoes and featured multi-coloured undulating stripes atop the classic monogram toile. Of course, the name New Wave also conjures up the music genre birthed more than 40 years ago, which still today epitomises a disruptive attitude, distinctive fashion trends and all-around cool.

This combined influence of heritage and youthful edge has inspired a new series that embodies currency and innovation. Here, supple calf leather has been quilted as a unique wave motif that defines the silhouettes of the three main styles: The Chain bag, Chain tote. Fashion-focused yet widely versatile, the collection will be permanently available in chic black and strong scarlet complemented by seasonal hues, which currently include Smoothie Pink, Malibu Green and Show White. Each style boasts an LV metallic closure in keeping with the latest lettering that appears elsewhere. Just as this Louis Vuitton logo is obvious now, the waved quilting is poised to become a House hallmark – a symbol of the dynamic rhythms that constantly move us forward.

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Your wardrobe update starts here. The new Men’s Style Selector can facilitate your perfect total look by suggesting key accessories and leather goods that correspond to three different lifestyle themes: Relaxed Sport, City Essentials, and Business Smart.

A closer look at the City Essentials reveals a distinctive range of accent pieces such as the Skyline belt, Damier black necklace and Derby boots. Added to classic trousers that boast leather belt loops, they signal an elegant uniform with everyday functionality. Layering a lightweight nylon blouson with one in padded leather reinforces a fresher look. Regarding leather goods, the Graphite Damier backpack, the Steamer backpack style in Mongram Eclipse, and the Messenger bag in cobalt Epi leather are all equally well-suited to city functionality.

Swing one over the shoulder of a new double-face Monogram coat and add a pair Monogram patterned black sunglasses to make a statement that gives off contemporary polish and understated cool.

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He arrived there from his native Russia at the age of fourteen and was “immediately struck by the beauty and mystery of this incredible city”, at that time less sophisticated and less of a tourist destination. The dilapidated state of certain deserted neighbourhoods served to reinforce the city’s enigmatic nature. “I have never since felt the force of that kind of presence, and never had such a strong sense of the essence of Europe anywhere else.” Pavel Pepperstein praises the city’s different neighbourhoods, such as the very popular St. Vitus Cathedral, and is equally enthusiastic about the dilapidated areas and semi-abandoned factories at the end of the tram lines.

Pavel Pepperstein is a multi-disciplinary artist, while drawing remains his core medium and raw material, he is also an author, theorist and musician. Ever observant and critical of the society he inhabits, in 2009 Pavel Pepperstein was chosen to represent Russia at the Venice Biennale.

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