Nicolas Ghesquière‘s second Louis Vuitton ad campaign was entrusted to the same favorite photographers Annie Leibovitz, Juergen Teller and Bruce Weber. The new campaign echoes and prolongs its predecessor, “Series 1,” a project awarded with British Fashion Award for best campaign. Each of the photographers offered their distinctive take on Nicolas Ghesquière’s creations for the … Read more
This long-lost, one-of-a-kind project had never actually been realized. “One expects from a designer a practical object with, if possible, a touch of poetry and elegance”.- Pierre Paulin At 2014 Design Miami/, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, Louis Vuitton presented a major architectural exhibition. In a satellite exhibition, Louis Vuitton has brought … Read more
The most famous Louis Vuitton photographs in one book. A landmark fashion photography monograph chronicling the most famous and sought-after brand in the world. Helmut Newton, Juergen Teller, Peter Lindbergh, Annie Leibovitz and Mario Testino are some of the greats who have transformed fashion photography into an art. Louis Vuitton has always worked with these … Read more
Louis Vuitton’s line of daytime and evening shoes for Fall Winter 2014 is vamped with zips. The zips rock each model to modernize any silhouette, says the French luxury house. For the occasion of the Fall 2014 launch of the women’s shoes collection, John Wright captured a series of graphic pictures highlighting the ZIP. In … Read more
Annie Leibovitz, Juergen Teller and Bruce Weber for Nicolas Ghesquière’s first advertising campaign for Louis Vuitton. Three personal vocabularies face-to-face via Louis Vuitton’s 2014/2015 Autumn-Winter collection. For the Louis Vuitton Series 1 Campaign, Nicolas Ghesquière’s first advertising campaign for LV, legendary photographers Annie Leibovitz, Juergen Teller and Bruce Weber produced three photographic stories on the same … Read more
Luxury brand’s spring 2015 collection at Paris men’s fashion week inspired by men’s style director’s travel to India