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The fifth edition of LVMH Prize was once more a resounding success, with over 1,300 applications from over 90 countries from across the world. 9 designers were selected by 48 international fashion industry experts among the 20 semi-finalists who presented their collections in Paris, on March 1 and 2, 2018.

On the occasion of the LVMH Prize Final at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, ambassadors Emma Stone and Jaden Smith wore looks from the Cruise 2019 Collection by Nicolas Ghesquière.

Congratulations to Masayuki Ino, winner of the LVMH Prize, and to Rok Hwang, winner of the Special Prize.

With a playful design, the Louis Vuitton 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ Official Licensed Product Collection is a refined yet fun collection that offers exclusive versions of Keepall and Apollo bags, and a selection of smaller leather pieces, made with an innovatively embossed version of the House’s classic Epi leather. The collection also sports a specially designed Louis Vuitton FIFA World Cup™ logo, while the initials "L.V", in lettering first used on the personal trunks of Gaston-Louis Vuitton (1883-1970), are placed like a team badge. Continuing the House’s long tradition of personalisation, an ingenious customisation tool will give clients the chance to create original and unique flag-inspired coloured versions of the collection’s Keepall bags during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™.

Available exclusively through our clients services from June 7th and in store and on louisvuitton.com from June 14th.

Breathtaking journeys and exploration of a new territory.

Five exceptional fragrances pay homage to the adventurer on a quest for self-revelation. Five singular compositions capture breathtaking discoveries and evoke a masculine energy right on the skin’s surface.

A fantasy of Immensité as far as the eye can see, a visit to a Nouveau Monde — no strings attached and without bearings — a heart-racing, tempest-tossed crossing with Orage, frissons and high hopes on the road with Sur la Route and chance encounters with Au Hasard: each fragrance carries the promise of absolute intensity.

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Available exclusively in selected Louis Vuitton stores and on louisvuitton.com.

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For Roland-Garros 2018, Louis Vuitton has joined forces with the French Tennis Federation for the second consecutive year. The Women’s Singles and Men’s Singles champions of Roland Garros’ tournament will respectively win the prestigious Suzanne Lenglen Cup and the Musketeers’ Cup. These trophies will be presented in two trunks designed by Louis Vuitton and customised with the poster for 2018’s tournament. This marks a legitimate collaboration for two illustrious French brands particularly attached to know-how, excellence, art, and promoting Paris and France worldwide.

Since Louis Vuitton was founded in 1854, the customisation of its products through painting has been an integral part of its DNA and traditional know-how. The 2018 Roland-Garros poster, designed by the artist Fabienne Verdier, will be painted on the “trophy” trunks. This customisation, given pride of place once again this year, will add an exceptional and unique artistic touch to these cases. More than a means of identification, customisation above all makes it possible to meet customers’ specific needs.

A closer look at the details from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2019 Collection by Nicolas Ghesquière, presented at the Fondation Maeght in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France.
Monogram Handbags, Epi leather, LV Twist signature turn-lock or LV circle logo, many iconic signatures from Louis Vuitton heritage have been revisited for this Louis Vuitton Cruise 2019 Collection.

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