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A contemporary take on a woman's wardrobe classic, this series of bags and small leather goods is the perfect mix between elegance and an effortless casual chic style.
These iconic bags recall all the sophisticated heritage of French fashion and perfectly complete a feminine and timeless silhouette. With pure lines, a fresh shape, and exquisite detailing like the leather corners, the Flandrin in Monogram canvas and colorful leather is for those looking for an iconic yet casual bag. The Twist is the perfect chic small bag from the Maison.

Synonymous with the Art of Travel since 1854, Louis Vuitton announces the launch of "Fashion Eye". After the City Guides with their refreshing perspective on cities, the Travel Books’ new approach of the artist’s notebook, it is the turn of travel photography to explore fashion through the eyes of emerging talents and the greatest fashion photographers.

Each photographic album evokes a city, a region, or a country through a hundred or so large-format photographs. A new permanent collection to be enriched with new titles every year. This special collection gets its start with five titles: Miami by Guy Bourdin, Paris by Jeanloup Sieff, Shanghai by Wing Shya, California by Kourtney Roy, and India by Henry Clarke.

Discover the Fashion Eye books collection here

Historical trunks of the House still influence the designers. Thus, Nicolas Ghesquière immersed himself in the archives of Louis Vuitton and started designing models with the sticker spirit that used to be sprinkled on the trunks in the past.

This year, a selection of Monogram icons come printed with new stickers that refer to the utmost cosmopolitan cities or paintings from the Hyperrealistic movement: the Monogram World Tour collection. From the Pégase suitcase to the now essential Petite Malle, enjoy the art of travelling in style.

Discover the collection here.

From October 22, 2016 to February 20, 2017, the Fondation Louis Vuitton feature an exhibition that pays tribute to one of the greatest art patrons of the early 20th century, Sergei Shchukin, the visionary Russian collector of French modern art, whose collection “remains little know to the general western public even today” states Anne Baldassari, curator of the exhibition. “In fact, since it was broken up in 1948 it has never been gathered as a singular and coherent artistic entity”, continues Baldassari.

Thanks to the generous contribution of the Hermitage Museum and the Pushkin Museum, the exhibition presents a significant ensemble of 130 major pieces of French modern art in dialogue with 30 works of Russian avant-garde art. Throughout his life  Shchukin collected works by impressionists, post-impressionists and modern masters including Monet, Cézanne, Gauguin, Rousseau, Derain, Matisse, Picasso, Degas, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec and Van Gogh.

Fondation Louis Vuitton
Icons of Modern Art. The Shchukin Collection
8, avenue du Mahatma Gandhi, Paris XVI
From October 22nd 2016 to February 20th 2017.

Discover the exhibition here