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In March and April, Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe were hit by two cyclones in succession, devastating everything in their path.
3 million people, more than half of whom are children, today need humanitarian assistance.

Since 2016, thanks to your support, Louis Vuitton has raised more than 7 million euros for UNICEF to help children in emergencies.
Some of this amount, more than € 300,000, will help vulnerable children and their families in East African countries affected by these natural disasters.

Like them, 1.6 million children today need urgent and vital help.
You can help them and #MAKEAPROMISE by making a direct donation to UNICEF: https://help.unicef.org/help-children-affected-cyclone-idai-lv

Photo 1: 6-year-old Nilda Alberta has just received her education kit in Beira, Mozambique. The school has been badly damaged by two recent hurricanes that hit Mozambique and neighboring countries © UNICEF / UN0299183 / Oatway

Photo 2: Aruminda and his younger brother Antonio are living in a camp in Mozambique. © UNICEF/UN0296171/DE WET

Photo 3: On April 1, 2019, 12-year-old Leonora Jose and her 11-year-old friend Olga Romao pose in a destroyed classroom in Beira, Mozambique. The school was badly damaged during the cyclone Idaï. © UNICEF/UN0294994/De Wet

Photo 4: On May 1, 2019, in Pemba, Mozambique, Carlota Rosario, her baby, Nunes Jose, and a few other children are sitting in a shelter after the destruction of their house because of the floods that followed the passage of cyclone Kenneth. All they possessed was taken away. © UNICEF/UN0307692/De Wet

Photos 5: On March 24, 2019 in Mozambique, Caelono Colote, 15, holds the pages of her textbook in a flooded area after Cyclone Idai in Beira. © UNICEF/UN0291852/Prinsloo

Together we can #MAKEAPROMISE by donating today

Master Parfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud embarks on the exploration of new territory with his collection of Men's Fragrances, celebrating an instinct for freedom and capturing a masculine energy right on the skin's surface. From the whisper of ginger in L'Immensité to the Calabrian citrus in Sur La Route, the gift of a Parfums Louis Vuitton is a wonderful way to share the spirit of Father's Day.

Explore Les Parfums Louis Vuitton for Men

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Time Capsule is a journey through the history of the Maison that revisits its landmark innovations in technology and design. Traveling from the Maison's beginnings in 1854 to the present day, the story is told using rare and celebrated objects selected from the Louis Vuitton archive. The exhibition demonstrates the ways in which Louis Vuitton has anticipated changing needs and desires over the last 160 years. 

Mexico City will be the 14th city to host the exhibit. Located at El Palacio de Hierro, the most emblematic department store in Mexico, and the largest department store in Latin America, the exhibit opens unprecedented access to some of the most valuable pieces from Louis Vuitton’s archives.

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TIME CAPSULE MEXICO CITY
May 29th to June 23rd, 2019

Open daily
Monday - Sunday: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Av. Moliere 222, Miguel Hidalgo, Polanco,
11570 Ciudad de México

Free Admission
Last entries to exhibition: 20 minutes before closing.
Exhibition rooms close 10 minutes before.

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Stopping over in Seoul with design duo Icinori. The Louis Vuitton Travel Book series invites renowned artists and promising young talents to tell stories of places they have visited, depicting each place’s varied architecture and special light, and recording the passing days and the lives of its people. For the new edition on Seoul, Mayumi Otero and Raphaël Urwiller bring their breath-taking attention to detail to the bustling South Korean capital.

The Japanese-sounding name  "doesn’t mean anything in particular", in the words of the couple behind it. Icinori is a studio of design, visual art, screen printing, and publishing. The French-Spanish-Japanese Mayumi Otero and the French Raphaël Urwiller met in school at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs of Strasbourg where they founded Icinori in 2007 while still students. Since then, as work and life partners, they have been traveling, exploring, observing, illustrating, and drawing together, displaying the sort of meticulousness that typifies only the most passionate of artists.

Discover the Seoul Travel Book

Next stop Los Angeles, through the eyes of Javier Mariscal. The Louis Vuitton Travel Book series invites renowned artists and promising young talents to tell stories of places they have visited, depicting each place’s varied architecture and special light, and recording the passing days and the lives of its people. For the new edition on Los Angeles, the Spanish artist Javier Mariscal brings his edgy and unbridled style to the sprawling Californian city.

A graphic designer, illustrator, filmmaker, painter, sculptor and ceramist, Javier Mariscal loves to challenge everything he encounters: his motto is "hay que romper con todo" (you have to break with everything). As a dyslexic child, he was obsessed with drawing from a very early age and fascinated by letters and typography, a passion that would have a substantial influence on his work.

Discover the Los Angeles Travel Book