The Most Influential Louis Vuitton Artistic Collaborations – Lux

In January 2023 Louis Vuitton is launching their second collaboration with a renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama after 10 years of the premiere of the first one. Such artistic collaborations attract a lot of attention in both fashion and art world, as well as in the luxury consignment commerce. Louis Vuitton has esta. In January 2023 Louis Vuitton is launching their second collaboration with a renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama after 10 years of the premiere of the first one. Such artistic collaborations attract a lot of attention in both fashion and art world, as well as in the luxury consignment commerce. Louis Vuitton has established itself as a patron of the arts. The brand collaborated with the biggest names in the art world, like Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince among others. It sponsors modern art exhibitions and in 2014 opened the Louis Vuitton Foundation, an art museum and cultural centre. In this month’s blog we look back at some of the most successful and important Louis Vuitton artistic collaborations and their influence on fashion and culture.

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