The world of Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama

Louis Vuitton last met the magic of Yayoi Kusama in 2012. But this relationship never ended – ten years later it has developed and expanded with ongoing and extended conversations. Kusama's signature objects, motifs and dreams of eternity, his Maison: from bags to menswear; from women's clothing collections to sunglasses; It captures all product categories from fragrances to shoes and accessories. By contrast, some of Louis Vuitton's own iconic pieces have an evolution that makes them equally part of themselves and Kusama's transformative world.

In keeping with the past artistic collaborations of Louis Vuitton, the encounter between Maison and Yayoi Kusama is based on intimacy, iconoclasm and above all a mutual appreciation of craftsmanship and excellence over the ordinary. Anything is possible when it comes to the magic of object making at Louis Vuitton .

Kusama's signature brushstroke dots playfully meet the Louis Vuitton Monogram. From hard-edged suitcases and Maison's wide range of soft Monogram canvas icon bags designed for women and men, boots, sneakers and Derby shoes, from men's ready-to-wear to dotted Monogram down jackets and cargo pants, this playful gathering unfolds. Dyed spots continue to proliferate, along with leather pieces like white Capucines and black Dauphine bags, as well as a black leather skirt with multicolored brushstroke buttons; It also shows itself in a silk corduroy pajama set, tailor-made men's outerwear, a delicately printed pure wool coat, intricately printed jeans for women, and cashmere sweaters. From double-sided fisherman hats, silk scarves and Edge chain jewelry in the women's world, to baseball caps, belts and glasses in the men's world, this motif is also multiplying in accessories. Colored and grayscale painted dots extend into the fragrance universe of the Maison, which envelops Attrape-Rêves and L'Immensité's packaging, bottles and travel bags.