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Louis Vuitton brings heritage and luxury to the realm of sportswear, with a collection of men's ready-to-wear, bags, shoes and accessories inspired by the America's Cup and the daring sailors who contest it. With looks for the beach, for a day at the sails, and for evenings out, the line features strong graphics and bold, contrasted colouring, paired with the House's signature sophistication, elegance and savoir-faire.

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For its Fall-Winter 2017 collection, the Maison Louis Vuitton hold its show inside the Louvre Museum, capturing the essence of Paris.
Nicolas Ghesquière's numerous guests offer their first impressions, general thoughts and favorite details about the latest fashion show.
Right in the heart of the Louvre Museum, in the Cour Marly, meet various personalities and friends of the House, among them Catherine Deneuve, Léa Seydoux, Michelle Williams, Jennifer Connelly, Doona Bae, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Jaden Smith, Justin Theroux, Riley Keough, Sophie Turner...

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Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter collection for 2017 pushes back borders and remixes stylistic traditions: the great American sportswear classics and Slavic accents, inspirations drawn from the fashion trends of the past and their transposition into the world of today, urban classics and the magnetic pull of rural folklore.
The House's signature handbags, and notably the Petite Malle, have been revisited with this lively dialectic in mind.
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For Nicolas Ghesquière, the notion of frontiers is of fundamental importance.
Ever since its founding in 1854, Louis Vuitton has also pushed the boundaries of know-how, innovation, design and travel.

These looks from the Louis Vuitton's Fall-Winter 2017 collection redefine boundaries. Frontiers recede, and the emerges a new play of stylistic lines: great American sportswear classics and Slavic accents, inspirations from fashions of the past and translations into the world of today, urban classics and the magnetic pull of folklore...

Bestowing new identities on its creation, but retaining Louis Vuitton's ambition: to sweep us away on the purest of journeys.

The Cour Marly is home to a remarkable collection of sculptures by the leading artists of the 17th and 18th centuries. These include the Fleuves (Rivers) group, the Chevaux ailés (Winged Horses), Mercure et la Renommée (Fame and Mercury), the Chevaux de Marly (the Marly Horses), Neptune et Amphitrite (Amphitrite and Neptune), Pan, Vertumne (Vertumnus), l’Air (Air), l’Eau (Water), Flore (Flora), the fountains of the Nymph, Amphitrite and Diana, and the Apollo and Daphne group.

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