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Underneath a brilliant night sky charged with electric blue, designs from internationally renowned artist Jeff Koons reinterpret the iconic Monogram canvas symbols. When Louis Vuitton’s most emblematic products combine with Jeff Koons sculptures, the atmosphere is electric and creative.  

From iconic essential leather goods to classics with a colourful twist - brighten your holidays and discover this feminine and elegant selection.
Enter Louis Vuitton's World of Wondrous Gifts here and get inspired to make your holiday wish come true.

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Underneath a brilliant night sky charged with electric blue, designs from internationally renowned artist Jeff Koons reinterpret the iconic Monogram canvas symbols. When Louis Vuitton’s most emblematic products combine with Jeff Koons sculptures, the atmosphere is electric and creative.  

From iconic essentials leather goods to connected watches, countless colours and endless style, find inspiration here.

#LVGifts

From left to right: Scott Plexiglas box with a leather strap, Gustave notebooks in Épi leather, Christopher jump rope and James ping pong set in Eclipse Monogram canvas, Louis teddy bear and Titi truck in leather and Monogram canvas.

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This volume is a new, updated and expanded edition of Louis Vuitton: Art, Fashion and Architecture, published by Rizzoli in 2009.

It presents Louis Vuitton’s major collaborative projects with internationally renowned artists, architects, designers and photographers. These projects are highly varied: reinterpretations of the iconic Monogram canvas, advertising campaigns, window and product designs, works of art and design objects that have enhanced Louis Vuitton’s collections, or architectural concepts for its stores around the world.

A genuine reference book, it provides a comprehensive look at Louis Vuitton’s relationships with the world of contemporary creation.

The limited edition of this volume, only available at Louis Vuitton stores, is released with three different collector’s covers by the leading artists Takashi Murakami, Stephen Sprouse and Jeff Koons.

Discover the new edition here

In January 2016, Louis Vuitton made a promise to help children in urgent need through its support for UNICEF.
Since 2016, over 4m$ has been raised to help bring children life-saving humanitarian support.

Jessica Kahawaty, Lebanese-Australian international model and presenter with a background in human rights law visited the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, as part of Louis Vuitton’s effort to raise awareness and funds for UNICEF programs supporting the children of Syria.

“This visit to Zaatari refugee camp was extremely powerful - heartbreaking but full of hope.  There is an incredible generation of children who believe in education and making a difference.” said Jessica Kahawaty.  
“These children have taught me so much - to continue smiling in the face of adversity, generosity in the sweet hand-made gifts they gave me, hard work and always dreaming for a better future. The global community must continue investing in their education and wellbeing, for them to rebuild Syria when peace returns one day,” she added.

The aim of the partnership “LOUIS VUITTON for UNICEF” is to raise funds for UNICEF and help support children that are exposed to conflict, diseases, natural disasters and other situations that threaten their safety and well-being. 

LOUIS VUITTON makes a promise to continue helping these children. Please join us. 

#makeapromise #WorldChildrensDay  

Discover Louis Vuitton for UNICEF partnership here

Donate to UNICEF here to support these children