Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami - The bold collaboration that transcends time

The bold collaboration that transcends the ages

In 2003, Louis Vuitton and the Japanese artist Takashi Murakami have joined their talents to create a collection revolutionary who marked the history of fashion. Under the leadership of Marc Jacobs, then artistic director of the house, Murakami reinvented the famous LV monogram by bringing it a explosion of colors and playful patterns inspired by theJapanese kawaii aestheticThis collaboration has given birth to iconic pieces, such as the Monogram Multicolore, the Cherry Blossom pattern, and the Panda design, which quickly conquered the whole world.

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An immediate success

From the first year, this alliance between contemporary art and luxury generated estimated sales of 300 million dollars. The bags featuring Murakami's designs quickly became icons of the Y2K era, favored by influential personalities such as Paris Hilton. This collaboration avant-garde has also paved the way for a new era of collaborations between artists and fashion houses.

A timeless collaboration

Twenty years after this first meeting, Louis Vuitton has chosen to reissue the iconic pieces by Murakami. This new collection features modernized versions of classic models such as the Speedy 25, the Alma BB, and the Dauphine, always adorned with the playful and colorful patterns who made the artist famous.
More than just a simple ode to nostalgia, this reissue proves the ability of Louis Vuitton to reinvent its classics while staying in tune with its time. By reconnecting with Takashi Murakami, the French house reaffirms the importance of contemporary art in luxury fashion offering sustainable inspiration for future generations. 

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