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Louis Vuitton presents a new collection of travel cases, designed and crafted to transport your fragrance in all circumstances. Upholding the tradition and expertise of the Maison, they encase and protect the bottle in a luxurious holder that closes shut with the same latch featured on the trunks.
In any Louis Vuitton store, you can have your initials hot-stamped onto your case made of natural leather or Épi leather – available in Black, White and Rose Ballerine - the iconic House signatures. A Monogram canvas Travel case, non-personalisable version, is also available.

Your fragrance bottle can also be engraved with your initials, either in tone-on-tone or with a gold finish, creating a permanent and wholly personal emblem on the very glass. 
This additional personalisation service for the fragrance bottles is available online and in a selection of Louis Vuitton stores. Please contact our Client Services to find the list of stores providing this service.

Personalise your bottle of Louis Vuitton fragrance here.

Discover the Travel Case collection.

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 essential leather goods that pay tribute to Louis Vuitton's history to connected watches, from iconic canvas to cutting-edge technology, enter Louis Vuitton's World of Wondrous Gifts here and find the inspiration for the modern businessman as well as for the adventurer, to travel the globe in style.

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Launched in 2012, Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades is an ever-expanding collection of limited-edition, collectable furniture by renowned designers, which is inspired by the House’s historic Art of Travel, while reinterpreting its essential spirit.

The Bomboca Sofa, named after sweets served at weddings and children’s parties in Brazil and meaning “very good”, is a modular piece that was originally inspired by cloud shapes and colourful round sea apples. The result is like a puzzle in which eight removable cushions are arranged in a rigid, leather-covered shell.

Other Objets Nomades making their Design Miami/ 2017 debut include the pieces created by Atelier Oï such as the Swing Boat, the Belt Chair and the Spiral Lamp with its twisted straps of leather. Also presented are Patricia Urquiola’s Palaver Chair in a mix of wood and woven sheets of perforated leather, India Mahdavi’s Talisman Table in leather marquetry, and Marcel Wanders’ rocking Lune Chair and leather Diamond Screen.

A selection of Objets Nomades will also be visible at the Louis Vuitton Miami Design District Store.

For more details, please contact our Client Service and view the Objets Nomades collection here.

Last night, Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall was filled with the spirit of Louis Vuitton for the annual Lincoln Center Corporate Fund Gala, which hosted the Maison and Nicolas Ghesquière. In addition to honouring the artistic director with its Women’s Leadership Award, the event consisted of a one-night exhibition of his designs, spanning fashion collections to architectural installations.

Co-chaired by Steven R. Swartz, President and CEO of Hearst; Glenda Bailey, Editor-in-Chief of Harper’s BAZAAR; Christina Baker; Fiona and Stan Drukenmiller; and Miroslava Duma, the non-profit Corporate Fund Gala raises necessary, unrestricted, corporate financial support for Lincoln Center’s ten resident arts organisations.

Among the evening’s highlights was a unique concert curated by Woodkid featuring the New York Philharmonic with a special performance from Catherine Deneuve who recited a spoken word dedication to art. When the moment came for Ghesquière to accept the award, Jennifer Connelly and Paul Bettany were there to bestow the honour upon him.

The gala’s host committee was represented by Delphine Arnault and Michael Burke, as well as ongoing friends of the Maison such as Michelle Williams, Nicole Kidman, Riley Keough, Ruth Negga, Xavier Dolan, Justin Theroux, Jaden Smith, Cindy Sherman, Noomi Rapace, Léa Seydoux, Hidetoshi Nakata, Laura Harrier, and Sophie Turner. Hearst Magazines Chief Content Officer Joanna Coles, Lincoln Center Chair Katherine Farley and Lincoln Center President Debora L. Spar were also among the guests.

Louis Vuitton is the latest honouree among a distinguished list that includes Carolina Herrera, Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney and Maria Grazia Churi and Pierpaolo Piccioli representing Valentino. Over the past four years, the event has raised $5.5 million which helps ensure that Lincoln Center remains a beacon of outstanding artistic output.

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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