Little Book of Louis Vuitton

This illustrated book chronicles the evolution of a renowned luxury brand, Little Book of Louis Vuitton, showcasing its rich history and transformation.

The Little Book of Louis Vuitton offers a compact yet richly illustrated narrative about one of the most esteemed luxury fashion houses in the world. This book captures the essence of Louis Vuitton, whose iconic monogrammed bags have adorned the arms of celebrities and royalty for over a century and a half. It traces the journey of a young Louis Vuitton as he sought his fortune in Paris, navigating through significant historical events such as two world wars, the Great Depression, the Jazz Age, and the Swinging Sixties, showcasing how the brand has thrived through diverse eras.

In addition to detailing its storied past, Little Book of Louis Vuitton delves into the brand's global expansion during the 1980s and the formation of the powerful fashion conglomerate LVMH. It highlights the pivotal moment in 1997 when Marc Jacobs was appointed, marking a significant transformation from a luggage company to a high-fashion label. The narrative is enriched with stunning visuals that reflect the brand's evolution and its adaptation to contemporary fashion trends.

The book also explores the ongoing evolution of Louis Vuitton under the creative leadership of designers like Nicolas Ghesquière and Virgil Abloh. Through a combination of captivating text and fabulous imagery, Little Book of Louis Vuitton serves as a celebration of the brand's legacy and its continued influence in the world of luxury fashion.