The house's structured icon.
Among the most iconic bags from Louis Vuitton, the Alma stands alone as the embodiment of timeless elegance and the house's leatherworking expertise.
With its structured, architectural silhouette, it transcends the decades without ever losing its modernity.

An iconic silhouette.
The Alma dates back to the 1930s, a time when Louis Vuitton was adapting its creations to new urban lifestyles. Initially designed as a special order, notably for Coco Chanel, the model was later launched to the public under the name "Alma", a nod to the famous Place de l’Alma in Paris.
What immediately sets the Alma apart is its structured dome shape, inspired by classic travel bags. This rigid construction allows it to keep its shape perfectly, even after years of use.
It comes in several sizes, including BB, PM and GM, as well as in several variations, from its Monogram canvas to Épi leather or Damier, whether Ébène or Azur.
It adapts to every style and use while retaining its strong identity.















