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Virgil Abloh's first Collection for Louis Vuitton, Men's Spring-Summer 2019, was an unforgettable celebration of the rainbow, from off-white to polychromatic. Inspired by this kaleidoscopic palette, this season's Men's Sunglasses Collection sees the launch of the new LV Rainbow model in two shapes, Square and Pilot. Universal and easy-to-wear, the translucent frames include the new Men's Louis Vuitton manuscript signature and the same trunk-inspired hinges seen on the runway.

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Wherever your travels take you, from professional engagements to special occasions, there is a Louis Vuitton Capucines to elevate any look. Continually reimagined in various materials, colours and designs, the New Classic handbag adds both timeless elegance and a fashion-forward edge. Karlie Kloss, the multi-talented model and entrepreneur, plays dress up with a selection of the latest Capucines bags while planning an upcoming trip. Whether it's time to be a “Boss Lady” or attend a black-tie event, Karlie Kloss can count on the Capucines to be a ready companion.

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After stops in Rio de Janeiro and Paris, Louis Vuitton heads to Hong Kong with the expanded line of Horizon luggage. Now including a new soft-shelled version, Horizon Soft, the innovative line of rolling luggage was designed by Marc Newson with 21st-century travellers in mind. Available in a wide range of sizes, finishes and colours, from classic Monogram and Damier canvasses to colourful Epi leathers or thermoformed knit jacquard, there is a Horizon suitcase for every inclination and destination.

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B Blossom breaks new ground by introducing a fine jewellery collection inspired by the confident woman who leaves a mark in her way. Fashioned for the Louis Vuitton tribe, this new interpretation of Louis Vuitton's signature flower presides throughout this fine jewellery collection as the seal of a modern-day avatar.

The star-shaped flower's iconic design created by Georges-Louis Vuitton in 1896 is reimagined and emboldened in the guise of a stylish spherical stamp to meld attitude with playfulness. It is magnified by the power of gold, stones and diamonds to redefine the signet ring and its play on heritage. Powerful and daring, this Louis Vuitton woman wears the art she inspires as an emblem of her independence and the essence of her femininity.

The collection includes seven playful rings that offer a versatile interpretation of the House's iconic design. Worn as single rings or stacked, they are available in malachite, onyx, white agate, pink opal, diamonds or plain gold in both yellow and pink gold. Other iconic pieces of the collection include statement piece signet rings and sumptuous bracelets with paved diamonds or onyx, as well as geometric monogram flower pendants that can be worn on short or long necklaces or bracelets, with earrings to complement the contrasting shapes.

B Blossom finds its beauty in a finely nuanced metamorphosis that encompasses the genesis of the original design, reinterpreted and sublimated to entrust Louis Vuitton's signature collection with a bold new attitude.

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Sam Falls’ Capucines began as a large original artwork that is reproduced in all its delicacy, depth and texture using a jacquard weave, high-definition printing, and precise handmade embroidery. The bag’s beautifully worked fabric is accompanied by the natural simplicity of a mother-of-pearl logo and handle rings. 

Urs Fischer’s “hanging sculpture” transforms his Capucines into a customisable work of art. The “blank canvas” of the bag’s white Taurillon leather comes with six hyper-realistic, hand-painted silicone pieces of fruit and vegetables, which can each be hung from the bag on a delicate gold-plated brass chain.

Inspired by the flower on Louis Vuitton’s Monogram canvas, the patches on Nicholas Hlobo’s Capucines appear to have grown organically from its interior. Painstakingly attached with heavily worked embroidery, their blue tones and contrasting texture stand out against the bag’s smooth black exterior to create a beautiful, handmade hybrid object. 

High-gloss Los Angeles life is transplanted to the most Parisian of bags in Alex Israel’s Capucines, which showcases the prodigious craft of Louis Vuitton’s ateliers. As the waves of deep, lustrously coloured leather glisten, two decorative, yet functional surfboard fins rise from the interior: one has a comb attached, the other a mirror.  

Nineteen types of leather – some upcycled from Louis Vuitton ateliers – are used in the remarkable patchwork that graces Tschabalala Self’s Capucines. The shapes, based upon her deconstruction of the House’s Monogram pattern, are attached using deliberately imperfect stitching to instigate an unconventional dialogue with the bag’s perfectly crafted exterior.

The matte pink LV logo and playful giraffe charm are perfectly set off by the predominantly black and white body of Jonas Wood’s Capucines. This pattern, based upon a “landscape pot” painting of his, is first printed onto the bag’s exterior, before being embroidered with over 200,000 stitches to create an impression of rich tactile texture and depth. 

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