Louis Vuitton has announced a new line, "Damier Graphite Map," featuring bags, wallets, and more.
Keepall Bandouliere 50" (274,000 yen)
Inspired by the Maison's archives, the new line, "Damier Graphite Map," features vintage illustrations and Renaissance-era maps printed on Damier Graphite canvas. The line includes a wide variety of bags, wallets, and other items in the brand's iconic shapes. "Zippy Organizer NM" (109,000 yen)
"Zippy Organizer NM" (109,000 yen)
The illustrations on the body feature various signatures related to the Maison. Famous monuments and ruins from around the world, animals symbolizing local regions, vehicles that have evolved over the years as a means of travel, an illustration of "GROOM", the character carrying Louis Vuitton luggage who appeared in a 1921 Maison advertisement, and a helicopter designed by Jean Vuitton and Pierre Vuitton for the 1910 Paris Air Exhibition.
In addition, the collection is sprinkled with iconic motifs that are part of the brand's DNA, such as the "Mar Aero," a trunk designed around 1910 for use in hot air balloons that can float on water even in an emergency, a hot air balloon, and a compass, which represents adventure and exploration and was collected by Gaston-Louis Vuitton, all of which are scattered across a map from the Renaissance era.
Keepall Bandouliere 50" (274,000 yen)Inspired by the Maison's archives, the new line, "Damier Graphite Map," features vintage illustrations and Renaissance-era maps printed on Damier Graphite canvas. The line includes a wide variety of bags, wallets, and other items in the brand's iconic shapes. "Zippy Organizer NM" (109,000 yen)
"Zippy Organizer NM" (109,000 yen)The illustrations on the body feature various signatures related to the Maison. Famous monuments and ruins from around the world, animals symbolizing local regions, vehicles that have evolved over the years as a means of travel, an illustration of "GROOM", the character carrying Louis Vuitton luggage who appeared in a 1921 Maison advertisement, and a helicopter designed by Jean Vuitton and Pierre Vuitton for the 1910 Paris Air Exhibition.
In addition, the collection is sprinkled with iconic motifs that are part of the brand's DNA, such as the "Mar Aero," a trunk designed around 1910 for use in hot air balloons that can float on water even in an emergency, a hot air balloon, and a compass, which represents adventure and exploration and was collected by Gaston-Louis Vuitton, all of which are scattered across a map from the Renaissance era.
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