Louis Vuitton. Marc Jacobs: In Association with the Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris | Louis Vuitton & Marc Jacobs: In Association with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris

Louis Vuitton & Marc Jacobs: In Association with the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris

Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs

Overview

This publication chronicles the transformative journey of Louis Vuitton, from its 19th-century Parisian workshop to a globally recognized luxury brand. It highlights the foundational innovations of founder Louis Vuitton, who elevated the role of a packer into a premier trunk-making profession serving nobility and an empire. The book then examines Marc Jacobs's tenure as creative director, during which he ushered the house into a new era through significant collaborations with artists and designers, alongside the creation of highly sought-after clothing lines.

By exploring two distinct yet parallel careers separated by a century, this volume offers a layered study of a luxury brand's 150-year evolution. It celebrates both the enduring technical craftsmanship and the forward-thinking design innovations that have defined Louis Vuitton.

Who it's for

• Fans of fashion history and luxury brands.
• Individuals interested in the evolution of design and craftsmanship.
• Readers who appreciate the impact of creative direction on established houses.

Key features

• Hardcover binding.
• 308 pages.
• Published by Rizzoli.
• ISBN: 9780847837571.
• Features content in English.
• Dimensions: 300x255 mm.