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The fifth event of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series was won last Sunday by Emirates Team New Zealand in New York. Skippered by Glenn Ashby, the Kiwi catamaran was victorious in the third and last round infront of a crowd estimated at 100,000 spectators present for the occasion.

Next stop of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series in Chicago from June 10th to 12th!

Find further information on the races and discover the new Louis Vuitton America's Cup collection, with a range of leisure and elegant casual wear, here.

On this occasion, friends of the House and celebrities were captured just before they attended the prestigious event. Among the personalities present:  Alicia Vikander, Lea Seydoux, Xavier Dolan, Miranda Kerr, Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift, Jayden Smith, Michelle Williams, Grimes, and Jennifer Connelly.

This event celebrates the Costume Institute’s spring 2016 exhibition, entitled "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology". A dozen of Louis Vuitton’s looks will also be showcased in the exhibition.

Discover the portraits by Patrick Demarchelier on Louis Vuitton's Instagram account.

Louis Vuitton has long enjoyed a unique and steadfast relationship with Japan, founded on the principles of tradition and modernity.

In the land of the rising sun, tradition is expressed in the conservation of a cultural system, which allows the preservation of the past and the collective memory of a nation.

From a Western perspective, Japan is also the land that creates modernity.
Similarly, Louis Vuitton has skilfully cultivated the aristocratic foundations of its history while venturing onto the cutting edge of modernity and futurism.

Within this ambiguity, the House found commonalties and reciprocal recognition with Japan: be it the inimitable, innovative designs entrusted to Takashi Murakami or Yayoi Kusama, or Rei Kawakubo for Comme Des Garçons, be it a makeup trunk for a kabuki actor or an 1883 cabin trunk for a Japanese dignitary, the objects born of this encounter effortlessly stake their claim in the present.

Gaston-Louis Vuitton collected tsuba, the decorated guards commonly found at the base of the grip of bladed Japanese weapons; his father, Georges, was fascinated by Japanese motifs, like those found on mon, the culture’s family crests that perceptibly influenced the famed Monogram, further evidence of the admiration between Louis Vuitton and Japan.

Entrance is free, book your visit here.

Discover the exhibition here.

Since 1998, Louis Vuitton has been sharing its unique take on the world through its City Guides, offering a careful selection of addresses chosen with originality. A mobile App is now available to complement the collection of City Guides. Easy to use, in one click you will be as well- informed as any local! On your way to the best travel experience possible.

On the occasion of the "Volez, Voguez, Voyagez - Louis Vuitton" exhibition in Tokyo, the Tokyo Louis Vuitton City Guide is free to download, from April 20th to June 19th 2016, in the App Store. The Louis Vuitton City Guide App also provides access to the complete catalogue of the most fascinated cities of the world.

Discover the Louis Vuitton City Guide app here.

The Asnières atelier is the true hub of the House. Barely five years after founding his House, Louis Vuitton began to outgrow his Parisian headquarters. In 1859, he relocated the new workshops to Asnières, a village a few kilometers northwest of Paris.

These new ateliers were built in the ethereal Eiffel style, combining glass and steel. The exceptional savoir-faire of the Asnières artisans is such that, even today, key pieces are created here: rigid trunks, designs in rare or exotic leathers, special orders.

Visit Asnières to discover the intimate aspects of Louis Vuitton’s history, its ties with the ateliers, and admire in details the presence of the Louis Vuitton universe in every creations.

Book your visit of the Asnières atelier and its Galerie here.