About
Louis Vuitton, a globally recognized luxury brand, is renowned for its high-end leather goods, iconic monogram handbags, and exquisite watches and jewelry. Founded in Paris in 1854 by the French designer and craftsman Louis Vuitton, the brand's origins lie in the creation of steamer trunks. Vuitton's innovative flat-topped, stackable trunks, known for their waterproof and lightweight design, quickly gained popularity. His son, Georges, later introduced the now-famous LV monogram in 1896. The brand's expansion into smaller leather goods began with a commissioned handbag for Coco Chanel in 1925, leading to iconic designs such as the Alma, Speedy, Keepall, Noé, and Papillon bags. In 1987, Louis Vuitton merged with Moët Hennessy to form LVMH, a luxury conglomerate that propelled the brand to even greater heights. Under Marc Jacobs' creative direction, starting in 1997, Louis Vuitton expanded into ready-to-wear and launched its first jewelry line. The brand continues to innovate, adding jewelry, sunglasses, shoes, and perfumes to its offerings. Louis Vuitton's jewellery collections prominently feature the brand's signature motifs, often incorporating rare and colorful gemstones. Today, Louis Vuitton remains a leading luxury brand, seamlessly blending its rich heritage with contemporary design.