Already throughout one and a half centuries of a bag louis vuitton remain a subject of admiration and true desire of women of fashion of all world. Louis Vuitton bags have won now the cult status among other brands.
Besides, Louis Vuitton handbags are considered today as the standard in the world of the accessories which quality is considered to be the standard to which compare production of other brands.
To celebrate the opening of the Louis Vuitton Kusama Concept Store at Selfridges London, Louis Vuitton and Selfridges have created "Spot the Difference", two playful short films starring the fashion blogger and style icon, Bip Ling.
While the room spins to the verses of the Yayoi Kusama poem "Love Forever", viewers are invited to literally spot five differences between the two films. Visit the Louis Vuitton Yayoi Kusama Universe at http://www.louisvuittonkusama.com.
Credits:
Production Company: White Lodge
Concept / Director: Ehsan Bhatti
Executive Producer: Stephen Whelan
Producer: Louise Gagen
Production Design: Mikey Hollywood
Styling: Bay Garnett
Hair & Makeup: Katy Nixon
Model: Bip Ling
Michael Phelps sports his speedo and a relaxing pose for one of new print ad campaigns for Louis Vuitton. He looks just as good in the second ad wearing a suit. The photo's were shot by Annie Leibovitz.
Credits:
Client: Louis Vuitton
Photography: Annie Leibovitz
Luxury brand Louis Vuitton in June has placed in fashionable magazines the adv print, representing football legends — Maradona, Zidane, Pele.
The print where legends play desktop football in the Madrid bar is presented within the limits of adv campaign «Journeys».
Louis Vuitton pays tribute to The Greatest — Muhammad Ali with the digital experience The Greatest Words. The brands first ever web film campaign, features Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) reciting two poetic speeches made famous by Ali.
To convey this message of self-discovery and exploration, the House has captured the journeys of some of the world's most extraordinary personalities.
A unique journey goes beyond destination.
It is about courage, inspiration, dream, life.
This journey is about a man who stood up for the ideals he believed in, a man whose victories but also defeats left a mark on the world, a man whose incisive words reached billions and still echo today.
A man named Muhammad Ali.
Spoken Word Artist Yasiin Bey and calligrapher Niels Shoe Meulman revisit the words of Mohammad Ali and the infamous "Dream".
Credits:
Created by the ad agency Ogilvy, Paris.
The "New, Now" by Louis Vuitton online magazine comes this web film/ad. The music is awesome, The Do song "Too Insistent".
Iinspired by the iconic Monogram canvas created in 1896, Christian Borstlap has imagined the adventure of this little collectable. A miniature version of a monogram trunk suspended from an air-balloon wanders through an unknown and ancient world in search of its home.
Credits:
Animation: Christian Borstlap
Director: Manuel Ferrari
Music: The Do – Too Insistent
If vodka brand Svedka was noted by the participation in presidential elections of the USA at a stage of rivalry Obama and Clinton Jack Daniel’s did not begin to spend gunpowder for pre-election debate and has presented the political views just now.
Agency Arnold from Boston, the USA, has developed the whole series of "political" posters Jack Daniel’s which, in their opinion, reflect outlooks on life of the Jasper Newton Daniel, the brand founder.
1. Drinking champagne is a perfectly acceptable way to celebrate being elected president. Of France.
2. Jack supports all parties.
3. Vote responsibly. Drink responsibly.
A Louis Vuitton short film for AW13.
Features supermodels Cara Delevingne and Georgia May Jagger.
Produced by the U.K.'s Love Magazine and directed by James Lima.
A naked woman in the backseat of a car, a half-dressed woman swaying down an alley, a woman undressing in front of a car’s headlights and a slew of come-hither looks.
What can we expect to see from the fashion industry next?
Chanel released two teaser ads for their upcoming N°5 ad campaign starring Brad Pitt with a trio of short spots featuring the actor's voice: "Where?" ("Are you going somewhere? Where?"), "Why?" ("Do you feel lucky?" Why?") and "Mystery?" ("What's the mystery?".
The Brad Pitt commercial for Chanel is due to be released on October 15th, 12.01am Paris time, who's reportedly earning $7 million for his services in the campaign.
The Pitt campaign will mark the first male celebrity endorsement for the perfume, which has previously featured actresses Catherine Deneuve, Audrey Tautou and Nicole Kidman — but not partner Angelina Jolie, who is more endorsement-shy but was reportedly paid about $10 million for a rate campaign, for Louis Vuitton, last year.
