It’s only natural that Katie Grand – stylist for Louis Vuitton/collaborator of Marc Jacobs/editor-in-chief for LOVE magazine – will produce an editorial for the Spring/Summer 2012 issue which will go along with the current Louis Vuitton and Marc Jacobs exhibition happening right now at Les arts Decoratifs. The editorial, titled “A Chorus Line” and photographed »

Louis Vuitton held a presentation of its latest Cruise 2012 collection for the local media at Sentosa late last month. Inspired by the 60s and 70s cinema in Paris and long time muse film director Sofia Coppola, the collection adopted a feminine yet playful look for the Cruise season. See all photos of the presentation:

So the Louis Vuitton Island Maison opening party featuring Cate Blanchett and other international celebrities happened while I was on the plane back from New York! But fret not, here is a fresh batch of pictures from Louis Vuitton which captured the inside of the Maison, the first in Southeast Asia. I have to say »

Here is a sneak peek of what’s to come this September at Marina Bay Sands Singapore – an island just beside the ArtScience museum is the latest Louis Vuitton store to open in Singapore. After much delay and anticipation, Louis Vuitton is finally ready to open its doors and complete this new luxury shopping paradise »

True to what the rumour mill suggested, Angelina Jolie is indeed starring in a luxury campaign via Louis Vuitton looking all down-to-earth in her own clothes, no shoes, almost no makeup and lounging somewhere in a third world country called Cambodia, photographed by Annie Leibovitz. With this Angie has put herself on the ranks of »

For the first time in many years, Louis Vuitton‘s advertising campaign booked an all non-supermodel and non-celeb cast. The forthcoming fall-winter campaign has it all: pretty young women, striking vintage cars, vaguely fetishistic fashions and adorable pooches… The newbies who can now count this campaign as their modelling big break? They are none other than »

The Museum of Contemporary Arts (MOCA) took a turn back into the Art Deco era where a backstage setting with classic Louis Vuitton suitcases open up to light bulb mirrors, wooden director’s chairs and studio spotlights, evoked a retrospective vibe, presenting Louis Vuitton Women’s Pre-Fall 2011 Collection. With only one fashion show for every collection »