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A collector since his childhood, Gaston-Louis Vuitton, who belonged to the third generation of the Vuitton family, accumulated hundreds of objects from far and wide.

Gaston-Louis’s three principal hobbies were books, gardening and photography. A captain of industry with eclectic tastes, his imagination was fed by colourful geometric window displays, realising his clients’ most extravagant desires, and initiating collaborations with artists, sculptors, illustrators and decorators of the Art Deco period."

With more than one thousand objects and unpublished documents, this is a cabinet of curiosities in book form, revealing the passions of an indefatigable traveller (Exotica), a scrupulous inventor (Scientifica), a meticulous craftsman (Artificialia), and an erudite bibliophile (Mirabilia).

Edited by Patrick Mauriès, with texts by John Banville, Stephen Bayley, Alberto Manguel, Delphine Saurat, Pierre Senges, this book is available in Louis Vuitton stores worldwide, and in bookstores from September 2017.

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With sleek, timeless lines and state-of-the-art technology, this new connected watch, christened Tambour Horizon, beckons you to explore the world.

It is a gateway to a realm of infinite possibility, a life of luxurious, rewarding adventures and new horizons for the man or woman who wears it.

Your journey, connected.

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For more than a century, Louis Vuitton has accompanied travellers on their journeys, from city to city, time zone to time zone.  Louis Vuitton presents its new connected watch, launched worldwide on July 11th. Creativity, innovation and savoir-faire come together in this new luxury watch, designed to travel the globe in style. An invitation to travel around the world.

Discover the new Tambour Horizon Watch here.

The Fall-Winter 2017collection is inspired of New York in the recent past - seventies, eighties, early nineties. A collective of quintessentially Manhattan artists come to mind: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Julian Schnabel, Keith Haring, Robert Mapplethorpe and Andy Warhol.

This is a group whose creative strength and signatures allowed them the freedom to collaborate with one another to create new works, most famously Basquiat and Warhol. Both their creative approaches and their own wardrobes are references here, combined with the logo-heavy, denimdominated Harlem style of Daniel “Dapper Dan” Day, Hip Hop’s outfitter of choice, and the louche seventies decadence of the denizens of Studio 54. These are visual touchstones for a New York state of dress.

Discover the full campaign and collection here.

"It’s uptown and downtown", says Kim Jones, Louis Vuitton Men’s Artistic Director. "Artists and musicians, friends and heroes."

The collection is an ode to the multitude of styles that co-exist and co-mingle in New York City. Inspiration comes from all walks of New York City life, spanning three decades and a multifaceted view of masculinity.

What emerges is a new attitude and a silhouette of relaxed elegance: wide pants, an eased fit, a sense of the undone. Smart, but street-smart. Polished tailoring combines with workwear, the fabrics of Vuitton’s heritage of French luxury - silk, cashmere, vicuña, alligator - cut into genuine utilitarian shapes.

Discover the full campaign photographied by Steven Meisel and collection here.