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The vibrant short film brings together two Academy-Award-winning talents, House Ambassador Emma Stone and Director Sam Mendes to mark an important milestone in Les Parfums Louis Vuitton’s history. By looking at the different moments and emotions in a woman’s life journey, the film reflects the spirit of travel and passion that is central to the Louis Vuitton values. The changing backdrops also evoke the contrasting personalities of the exceptional perfumes within the Louis Vuitton fragrance collection.

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For the upcoming launch of a new Fragrance for Women, Louis Vuitton will unveil a film campaign that brings together two Academy Award-winning talents. Evoking a feeling of continuous movement, the film is an ode to the many moments that add up to a lifetime.

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A special-edition model from the latest handbag range features a colourfully embroidered #LV on the shoulder strap. Immediately recognisable with its unique wave-like quilting in a range of vibrant hues, the Louis Vuitton New Wave Collection combines heritage details with a fashion-forward edge.

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Founded as a leather goods house in 1854, Louis Vuitton launched its first fashion collection in 1998. Unprecedented global fame ensued, as did pioneering high-profile collaborations with artists such as Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, and Stephen Sprouse.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the unveiling of the house’s first women’s collection, Louis Vuitton Catwalk records the hugely influential collections designed by creative director Marc Jacobs (1998–2014) and Nicolas Ghesquière, who helms the brand today.

Every women's ready to wear collection is represented, as are Cruise collections since the arrival of Ghesquière onwards. Complete with an introduction by Jo Ellison and designer profiles and collection texts by Louise Rytter, this book offers a unique opportunity to chart the development of one of the most iconic luxury brands in the world. With over 1,350 images, this treasure trove of inspiration will be the must-have reference for all fashion professionals and Louis Vuitton fans.

“I’ve been hearing about Cuba since I was little. In the 1950s, our two countries developed excellent relations. Deep down, I always knew I’d go there one day.”

He marvels at the similarity of Cuban landscapes with the scenery in his native Yunnan and is captivated by these Cubans with their similar destiny. The passion he felt there followed him all the way to his studio, where he created over three hundred drawings, including inks, colours, lignes claires, portraits and landscapes. The diversity of styles reflects the intensity of his emotions and the profusion he encountered when he was in Cuba.

Li Kunwu grew up during the Mao era, in a China swept by the Cultural Revolution. A born artist, Li drew constantly, using his pens and brushes to carve out a path for himself and recount his journey.

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