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In this film, 2013 César awarded most promising male actor, Matthias Schoenaerts shares his views on acting, traveling and personal experiences: “I think it’s human nature to look for what is comfortable… It’s very important to break boundaries for yourself in order to grow… you look for people that take you away from your comfort zone, keep an open mind and keep on dreaming, ... stay curious.”

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For its 9th exhibition, Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo presents a group show entitled “Traces of Disappearance” curated by Murielle Hladik and Eva Kraus.

With the ambivalence between conservation and decomposition, and between the desire for eternity and ephemerality as its theme, this exhibition invites visitors to reflect on the passage of time. Including human beings and the artifacts created by them, nothing in this world is eternal, but subject to the machinations of time. The featured artists, Naoya Hatakeyama, Kasper Kovitz, Anne and Patrick Poirier, and Goang-Ming Yuan express this concept with various motifs, materials and media.

We hope you will enjoy the exhibition which will raise universal questions deeply related to the existence of human beings.

Traces of Disappearance
Duration: 18th January 2014 . 13th April 2014
Address: Louis Vuitton Omotesando Bldg. 7F
5-7-5 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001, JAPAN
Tel: +81 (0)3 5766 1094
Hours: 12 pm to 8pm
Regular holiday: not fixed
Free admission

Discover more detail for the exhibition here.

©Louis Vuitton / Jérémie Souteyrat, Courtesy of Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo

“The clothing should have that do-what-you-want attitude. It’s the changing environment from city to forest to desert.” says Kim Jones, Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Studio and Style Director. He adapted the iconography of classic American sportswear, workwear, and formalwear to create a chic eclectic allure, always on the road.

Icons of American pop and clothing culture are transposed in the form of a Perfecto jacket with Gaston V tuffetage, pied-de-poule checked slim pants, Japanese kimono silk blouson, tie-dyed military parka, custom Louis Vuitton Bandana print patchwork or perforated Damier caramel Nomade leather bag.

Photographed by renowned Hong Kong photographer Wing Shya and styled by international stylist Sean K, the exhibition is dedicated to eight of Malaysia’s iconic women, whose passion and influence in their respective field, transcends space and time.

Pioneers and adventurers, each of these women are on their own journey and have taken on the world with their beauty, strength and compassion. They have changed our society and the way we look at them. How they live their lives with conviction, grace and passion continue to fascinate us. In pursuit of their dreams, they all have made a difference and redefined femininity. They are pushing frontiers in finding their voice, and inspiring the greatness that resides within us all.

The Louis Vuitton exhibition, together with YTL Corporation Berhad, will unveil to public from 28th January - 30th April, 2014, 11.00 am - 8.00 pm. For enquiries, tel: 1300 888 586
Address : Starhill Gallery, Indulge Floor, 181 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Sophisticated ladies will taste the delights of a chain wallet, glossy as a candy in Monogram Vernis leather, or a hearted-shape coin purse in Indian rose Sweet Monogram and red Vernis key pouch with an evocative name such as Pomme d’Amour.

Gentlemen travellers will appreciate a comprehensive catalogue offering wallets and organizers according to functional needs: long or pocket size, number of credit cards, coin, bill or ticket compartments, with or without zipper, by range of materials and colours, etc.

To add icing on the cake, you will ravish your loved ones with these small little gifts with maximum impact.

Discover the Valentine’s collection below:
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