Louis Vuitton
The Art of Travel
The Journey of Excellence
Founded in 1854 as a trunk-making workshop, Louis Vuitton pioneered luxury travel goods with innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship. The iconic monogram canvas, introduced in 1896, became one of the world's most recognized luxury symbols.
From its origins as a malletier (trunk maker) to becoming a global luxury empire, Louis Vuitton has consistently pushed the boundaries of fashion, leather goods, and craftsmanship. The house combines heritage techniques with contemporary innovation.
Under Nicolas Ghesquiere's creative direction since 2013, Louis Vuitton's women's fashion collections blend architectural precision with romantic femininity, continuing the house's tradition of excellence while embracing modernity.
Iconic Codes
Heritage Pieces
- • Monogram Canvas - Iconic LV pattern since 1896
- • Speedy Bag - Timeless handbag design
- • Neverfull Tote - Modern classic for daily use
- • Petite Malle - Contemporary take on historic trunk
- • Twist Bag - Modern architectural silhouette
Craftsmanship
"Pack only what you need. But pack it well."— Louis Vuitton Philosophy
Innovation & Heritage
Travel Heritage
From the first flat-topped trunks to modern travel accessories, Louis Vuitton has been the companion of choice for discerning travelers for over 170 years.
Artisan Excellence
Each Louis Vuitton piece is crafted by skilled artisans using time-honored techniques, ensuring exceptional quality and attention to detail in every creation.
Global Influence
As part of LVMH, Louis Vuitton leads the luxury industry in innovation, sustainability, and cultural initiatives while maintaining its commitment to excellence.
Contemporary Vision
Nicolas Ghesquière
Artistic Director of Women's Collections since 2013, Nicolas Ghesquière brings a futuristic vision to Louis Vuitton while respecting its heritage codes. His collections blend architectural elements with romantic details, creating modern pieces that honor the house's travel legacy.
