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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.

View the runway show on louisvuitton.com, and discover additional insider content on Louis Vuitton's Instagram Stories feed and the House's official social media pages.

Follow Nicolas Ghesquière as he puts the finishing touches on the show, experiencing both his inspirations and his daily encounters. Follow Louis Vuitton's Instagram Stories for additional insider content, too.
And be sure to watch the live broadcast of the show on Wednesday 8th March 2017 at 4.30am (Sydney time), on louisvuitton.com and on Louis Vuitton's social media pages.

For its Fall-Winter 2017 collection, the Maison Louis Vuitton hold its show inside the Louvre Museum, capturing the essence of Paris.
Numerous guests, among them Catherine Deneuve, Léa Seydoux, Jennifer Connelly, Doona Bae, Sophie Turner, Adèle Exarchopoulos, Jaden Smith, Justin Theroux, Isabelle Huppert, Riley Keough, Sasha Lane, Rila Fukushima ... attended the event to discover Louis Vuitton Fall-Winter 2017 collection by Nicolas Ghesquière.
Just a few minutes before the show unfolds, photographer Saskia Lawaks documented the atmosphere of the front row.

A closer look at selected details and season signatures from the Louis Vuitton Fall-Winter 2017 collection designed by Nicolas Ghesquière.
For its Fall-Winter 2017 collection, Louis Vuitton will hold its show inside the Louvre Museum.
Watch the fashion show live on louisvuitton.com on Wednesday 8th March 2017 at 4.30am (Sydney time).

The Cour Marly hosts an extraordinary sculpture collection, showcasing the work of the leading artists of the 17th and 18th centuries.
The works were originally commissioned for the gardens of the Château de Marly, Louis XIV’s country residence. Over the years, they were transferred to the Louvre, and are now displayed together in the Cour Marly, a specially designed exhibition hall that leaves the sculptures bathed in luxuriant natural light.
Follow Nicolas Ghesquière inside the museum with Louis Vuitton's Instagram Stories, where you'll also find additional insider content. And be sure to tune in to louisvuitton.com on Wednesday 8th March 2017 at 4.30am (Sydney time) to watch the show live.