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The hot air balloon, an image intricately linked to Louis Vuitton and its defining spirit of travel, is found throughout the store. Visitors to the Island Maison will be greeted by a hot air balloon in half ascent, and an invitation to discover the silk squares alongside shawls, scarves, bandeaus and stoles. The lively presence of the silk square is brought to life through a whimsical tunnel complete with digital screens, hot air balloon lanterns hanging from the ceiling, atop a snaking path inspired by the Louis Vuitton Jeu de Louis print.

The highlight of the animation culminates in the form of a five-metre tall hot air balloon, with an envelope made entirely from a colourful collage of silk squares. The hot air balloon gondola consists of a variety of Louis Vuitton hard-sided trunks, a reference to the House’s original Aero Trunk that was first created in 1906 by the grandson of Louis Vuitton, Gaston Louis, for hot air balloon travels. 

As part of the animation exclusives, the Marina Bay Sands Island Maison will also carry pre-launches of silk square designs before the rest of the world: Vendome, Your Highness and Angels.

With its refined design, bold colours and versatility, discover the many charms of the Louis Vuitton silk square at Marina Bay Sands Island Maison.

LOUIS VUITTON ISLAND MAISON AT MARINA BAY SANDS
2 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-38/39 & B2-36/37/37A, Crystal Pavilion North, Singapore 018972
Opening Hours: Open daily from 10:30am to 11:00pm
For enquires: +65 6788 3888

Discover the silk squares collection

Featuring a remarkable collection of the house’s exotic leathers and Objet Nomades pieces, French Art de Vivre 'Exotic Leathers' celebrates the house’s Art of Travel with a contemporary, luxurious vision.

Showcased is an exquisite collection of rare pieces made from Python, Alligator, or Crocodilian skin. Each skin is unique with its own pattern of scales, just like a human finger print. The exotic collection come in vibrant colours of saphir, cerise, or bordeaux, in iconic Louis Vuitton styles such as City Steamer, Capucines, or Petite Malle.

Featured pieces further include items from the Louis Vuitton Objet Nomades collection, such as the Cocoon Chairs and Stools from Atelier Oi.

Audacious irreverence animates timeless luxury. Grace Coddington's iconoclastic style meets Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquière's fascination with eccentricity in this capsule of the Cruise 2019 Collection. A mutual adoration of animals was the starting point for this collaboration, adorning accessories, leather goods, and more with an interplay of cat and dog illustrations and the Maison's Monogram motif.

Discover Louis Vuitton X Grace Coddington Collection here

A playful look at the latest Louis Vuitton collaboration with Grace Coddington

The iconoclastic fashion editor and self-professed animal-lover Grace Coddington has designed a capsule collection with her friend and Nicolas Ghesquière. Her illustrations of her Persian cats, Pumpkin and Blanket, and Léon, the Louis Vuitton Artistic Director's dog, are playfully splashed across a varied selection of accessories, ready-to-wear, leather goods, and shoes. Classic Louis Vuitton pieces such as the Speedy and Neverfull Bags are given an imaginative twist while new clutch bags and other small leather goods take on smiling, cartoon forms.

Discover Louis Vuitton X Grace Coddington Collection here

This fall, five photographers invite us to travel to new horizons: Cretto di Burri by Olivier Toscani, Iran by Harley Weir, Geneva by Paul Rousteau, Silk Road by Kishin Shinoyama and Bali by Quentin de Briey. Each book evokes a city, a region or a country, seen through the eyes of a fashion photographer. 

As the most recent addition to the Éditions Louis Vuitton line-up, Fashion Eye brings a new dimension to the range of Travel Books conceived by the luxury house. After the City Guides offering a refreshing and offbeat perspective on familiar and less familiar metropolises, and the Travel Books rekindling the idea of the artist’s notebook, with this third collection travel photography indirectly showcases fashion, thanks to the talents of photographers most often noted for their work in this field.

Discover the Fashion Eye series of photography books here.