Figurative versus abstract, print on monochrome… The Louis Vuitton Spring 2015 collection becomes a masterpiece. Charlotte, Catherine, Michelle, Adèle, Miranda interpret the designs of Nicolas Ghesquière. The art of style.

Photography by PATRICK DEMARCHELIER.

“While last season’s collection was about looking down at the earth from above, this time we’re looking up at the stars,” says Kim Jones, Men’s Style Director.

While travelling in Rajasthan Jones discovered Sawai Jai Singh, the king who built Jaipur, India’s pink city, and constructed its fantastic Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory gardens in the early 18th century, that inspired the set design behind the fashion show.

From Jaipur and the palaces of the lake cities of Udaipur to Ranthambore, the former hunting grounds of the maharajas of Jaipur, and the Taj Mahal at Agra, a vision of contemporary and eternal India, which predates European traditions and spans over five to six hundred years, has been remixed by Louis Vuitton into a glamorous blend of sophisticated embellished fabrics, smart military tailoring and inventive sport style.

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With the warm weather just around the corner, this summery shoe collection from Louis Vuitton makes us want to walk out into the sunshine. Focussing on natural colours, supple materials and perforations, the spirit of this collection is all about easy living. From the smoking loafer for evening to calf leather Derbies and the best selling moccasins, Louis Vuitton offers something for everyone.

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Supple and innovative, city-proof and comfortable to wear, the leather featured in V Line is completely water-resistant and consequently adapts to all movements and outside conditions.

Personalities Ryoichi Kurokawa and Alex Olson embody these specific features; their lifestyles involve quick-paced and dynamic rhythm. Ryoichi, a digital artist specialized in multi-screen installations and immersive holographic works, and Alex, pro skater but also active photographer and artist, are both at the confluence of the different source of urban energy reflected in the V Line collection.

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To express the versatility of this new leather good signature, Louis Vuitton called on creative personalities and artists, always on the edge, exploring their respective fields revolving around lifestyle & art.

At the intersection of visual art and skate, Alex Olson personifies movement in every aspect of his life. A pro-skater, he enriches the world of skating by creating multiple artistic experiences, turning the city into his own playground.

Alex seems to perfectly embody the perpetual movement implied by city nomadism,  the urban rhythm echoing the V Line collection: flexible and adaptable shapes, exterior zip pocket, interior compartments, removable strap, versatile design… A collection of ingenious lightweight bags to carry - with style - all the essentials of a life in motion.

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