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Alicia Vikander Wears Vuitton in ELLE Korea November 2019
Sweden-born actor Alicia Vikander covers the November 2019 issue of ELLE Korea. The Louis Vuitton brand ambassador since 2015 is styled by Hye-mi Lee in images by Choi Yong Bin./
Julia Nobis Fronts Louis Vuitton Capucines Handbag Fall 2019 Campaign by Craig McDean
Top model Julia Nobis poses with crayola-colored Louis Vuitton Capucines style handbags in the new Fall 2019 campaign. Marie-Amelie Sauvé styles Nobis as photographer Craig McDean whips out his special thinner-than-Barbie model lens for the glossy shots.
Rebecca Leigh Longendyke + Klara Kristin Go Wild for Louis Vuitton 'Monogram Jungle' Collection
Model Rebecca Leigh Longendyke and actor Klara Kristin twin in Louis Vuitton’s new summer 2019 capsule ‘Monogram Jungle’ collection. Marie-Amélie Sauvé styles the duo in LV’s updated classic monogram on Neverfill, Onthego, NéoNoé bags and many more designs lensed by Stef Mitchell.
See the entire ‘Monogram Collection’.
Karlie Kloss Celebrates Louis Vuitton x Alex Israel Collab At Beverly Hills Pop Art Museum
Alex Israel is a multimedia artist, writer, and eyewear designer born and based in Los Angeles. His proximity to the local film and media industries inspires his large, colorful airbrushed paintings of abstract gradients and Los Angeles skies, his self-portraits, painted on shaped fiberglass panels, and multimedia installations constructed from movie-house props. Read more about Alex Israel at Gagosian.com.
Luxury giant Louis Vuitton has returned to Alex Israel for a new FW19 collaboration consisting of eight pieces, in a collection that includes scarves, shawls, blankets, and a bandeau.
Supermodel activist, philanthropist and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss fronts the campaign, offering a fresh look at Karlie after her late June wedding bash at Brush Creek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming. Karlie wed Joshua Kushner in a small ceremony in upstate New York in October 2018 before inviting the couple’s famous friends to a weekend of festivities in Wyoming.
Bella's 'Journey of the Soul' In Louis Vuitton By Luigi + Iango For Vogue Japan July 2019
Supermodel Bella Hadid covers the July 2019 issue of Vogue Japan, styled by Paul Cavaco. Photographers Luigi & Iango capture Bella, who is increasingly adept at giving the endless paparazzi a super-elegant flicked finger, in the all-Louis Vuitton editorial ‘Bella’s Journey of the Soul’./ Hair by Luigi Murenu; makeup by Peter Philips
Jen Carey Captures Klara Kristin + Kris Grikaite In Louis Vuitton Monogram Giant 2019 Collection
Models Klara Kristin and Kris Grikaite pose in pieces from Nicolas Ghesquière’s Louis Vuitton Monogram Giant 2019 collection, lensed by Jen Carey. / Hair by Alexander Soltemann
Alicia Vikander, Emma Stone, Lèa Seydoux Front Louis Vuitton 'New Classics' Handbags Campaign
In the three-year period from 2016-2018, fashion and leather goods moved from being 34% to 39% of LVMH Group worldwide sales, with shrinking sectors of ‘selective retailing and other activities’ and ‘wine and spirits’, writes Statista.
The Louis Vuitton brand is a key driver in that handbag and leathergoods realignment of LVMH revenues, making it a perfect moment for its ‘New Classics’ campaign, featuring three coveted pieces — the Capucines, the Twist and the Dauphine’.
Louis Vuitton taps three of its brand ambassadors Emma Stone, Alicia Vikander and Lèa Seydoux for the campaign. Captured by Craig McDean, the new campaign sets the ‘New Classics’ against the backdrop of a blank background – almost acting as a canvas for the female personalities.
Louis Vuitton muse Ambar Cristal Zarzuela captures our undivided attention, styled by Tania Rat Patron in ‘Louis Vuitton High Jewellery’. Bojana Tatarska is behind the lens, capturing the wonderfully fresh jewelry shots for Glass Magazine Spring 2019.
Model Marte Mei van Haaster is styled by Karolina Gruszecka in a Louis Vuitton editorial lensed by Sonia Szóstak for Vogue Poland December 2018./ Makeup by Mayumi Oda; hair by David Delicourt
Louis Vuitton x Grace Coddington Feline Pop-Up Party in New York
EYE: Animal Lovers Are On The Prowl at Catogram From Louis Vuitton x Grace Coddington
All of Manhattan is on the prowl with the launch of the Louis Vuitton cat-themed collab and pop-up store with famed Vogue fashion editor Grace Coddington. Vuitton fans, muses and cat lovers including Julianne Moore, Michelle Williams and Sienna Miller popped into the orange carpet, opening-night celebration of the capsule collection dubbed Catogram.
Coddington’s whimsical illustrations of her Persian cats, Pumpkin and Blanket, made nice with Vuitton creative director Nicolas Ghesquière’s dog, Léon. The 3 Ninth Avenue space also hosted a few scampering mice on clothing, shoes and leather goods, including silk pajama sets and LV’s iconic Speedy and Petite Malle handbags. Also on view is LV’s 2019 resort collection. Shop til you drop until at the Manhattan pop-up until Nov. 12.
If you schedule doesn’t put you in Manhattan before Nov. 12, book a flight to London, where the exclusive LV Catogram collection is installed at Selfridges until Jan. 16, 2019.
‘Tomb Raider’ star Alicia Vikander is seaside in Corsica, France for the Louis Vuitton 2019 Cruise Campaign. Craig McDean captures embellished dresses and new season bags with studded details and embellished twist hardware designed by Nicholas Ghesquière .
Writing for the New York Times , fashion director and chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman posts this headline: Vanity Fair's September Cover Sells Something. And Not Only What It Says: Michelle Williams, Louis Vuitton and the aesthetics of brand synergy.
For starters, writes Friedman, the imagery of a makeup free, minimal and unadorned Williams is confrontational in its own way, reflecting the aesthetic of Vanity Fair's new editor Radhika Jones. The cover is a pivot away from Vanity Fair's prior days "kind of arch celebrity-meets-intellect fantasy."
Models Jiali Zhao and Kris Grikaite showcase Louis Vuitton's The New Wave Bag for 2018, lensed by Hans Feurer.
Eye: Nicholas Ghesquiere Honors Vintage Artistry, Coddington Cats & Leon For Resort 2019
When Nicolas Ghesquière renewed his Louis Vuitton contract at the end of May, his Instagram hashtag #notgoinganywhere made headlines. In a fashion industry spinning almost as fast and potentially out of control as a Donald Trump foreign policy speech, Ghesquière’s decision to remain at LVMH brought a stability-loving sigh pf relief.
The designer brought his vintage style vintage factor to his 2019 resort collection. Ghesquière said he wanted to pay homage to eccentricity. “What is it today to be an original, [someone] who has her own way of dressing? This bricolage . . . you can start a real movement. I love those people who are eccentric.”
Vincent van de Wijngaard Eyes Janaye Furmen & Heather Kemesky For Louis Vuitton S/S 2018 Book 8
Models Janaye Furman and Heather Kemesky are styled by Marie-Amélie Sauvé in Book 8 Louis Vuitton, Spring/Summer 2018. lensed by Vincent van de Wijngaard./ Makeup by John McKay
I'm not sure if actor, activist and new Louis Vuitton muse Emma Stone's first Spirit of Travel Campaign 2018 is the most anemic campaign ever, but it's a tough rival for the honor. Set in the California desert, we see "a spectacular landscape that blends raw space and travel". Okay, if you say so.
"I am very happy and proud to be working with a House as passionate as Louis Vuitton, as well as with the unique style and creations of Nicolas Ghesquière” says Emma Stone.
Stone's first Louis Vuitton Spirit of Travel campaign "showcases the actress wearing pieces from the Prefall 2018 collection and embodying a heroine who is daring, confident and always on the move. " Okay, if you say so.
This Travel campaign highlights the Capucines bags: a signature of discreet elegance, Capucines represents the spirit of the House and its expertise in leather craftwork. Note that this out-of-gas campaign is not the fault of Emma Stone. Rather, photographer Craig McDean and Nicolas Ghesquière bear responsibility and also upper management at LVMH, who I assume saw it. As for poor Emma Stone, she is frozen in time.
Bruce Weber Shoots Nicolas Ghesquière's Louis Vuitton Fall-Winter 2017, Series 7 Campaign
Artistic director Nicolas Ghesquire releases Louis Vuitton's Fall Winter 2017.18 ad campaign with photography by Bruce Weber. in Pompano Beach, Florida Marie-Amelie Sauve styles stars and models including Catherine Deneuve, Sophie Turner, Jaden Smith, Riley Keough, Theresa Hayes, Hoyeon Jung, Natalie Westling, Masha Skokova, Alexandra Micu, Sora Choi, Sarah Dahl, Atty Mitchell, Janaye Furman, Mariam de Vinzelle and Santiago Robledo.
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