Continuing to celebrate the iconic motif, the House unveils Monogram Emblème, a reinterpretation through jacquard — a tactile canvas that reveals the Monogram with depth, echoing the historic trunks of Louis Vuitton.

Designed in 1896, the Monogram transforms Neo-Gothic and Japonism influences into an iconic signature that endures across generations. Its interlaced initials and floral motifs remain a defining code of the House's contemporary expression — boldly adorning a myriad of emblematic leather goods.

Through this iconic re-edition, Japanese artist Takashi Murakami pays a brilliant homage to the Monogram — combining his signature psychedelic universe with the famous motif to unveil vivid, color-saturated creations.

Honoring a legacy of craftsmanship, the VVN and Time Trunk collections reinterpret the House’s most emblematic signatures — from the noble simplicity of natural, vegetable-tanned leather to the trompe-l’œil artistry inspired by archival trunks. A dialogue between past and present, these modern icons are shaped by the savoir-faire, authenticity, and innovation at the heart of Louis Vuitton.