Louis Vuitton Takes a Trip In New "Flight Mode" Collection
Celebrating the brand’s 168-year history in luggage design.
Louis Vuitton‘s 168-year history is a clear evolution of its Parisian roots and creative identity. The namesake founder was a true visionary, reflecting his humble beginnings in luggage-making across modern annual collections. Louis Vuitton’s new “Flight Mode” range adds another to the list, celebrating the House’s angular trunks through spirited travel.
Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière prepares to take a trip far away, seeing his timeless designs head to the airport in style. The brand’s refined women pack their bags in motion, escaping from the big city to calmer winter environments. Cropped monogram puffer jackets, pinstriped silk shirting, and slouchy pajama pants are the ideal travel uniform, followed by models in scarf-encrusted coats and practical reversible outerwear.
Mock neck sweaters and oversized bottoms complete Louis Vuitton’s “Flight Mode” collection alongside cozy headgear, two-toned Medallion blankets, and platform boots. A series of handbags arrive in beige leather with gradient logos.
Take a closer look at Louis Vuitton’s “Flight Mode” collection in the gallery above.
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