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There is a word to describe the moment nature stirs from its winter sleep, the fragile and fleeting moment evoking the irresistible rebirth of beauty, the moment when a flower opens to greet the pale light of spring and herald the fertility of the fruit trees. That word is "blossom". And Blossom is now the name of a new Louis Vuitton jewelry collection inspired by the flowers on Monogram canvas.

Discover the Blossom collection here.

LV Fifty Five is a versatile and contemporary timepiece with the clean, reflective beauty of classic steel.

The LV Fifty Five watch carries several Louis Vuitton signatures inspired by the company’s heritage, history. The most significant are the two metal plaques riveted and engraved with the name of Louis Vuitton - a reinterpretation of the plaques on the locks of the historic trunks; the discreet and finely engraved winding crown, as a subtle reminder of the heads of the trunk; and the dial marked with a V.

Discover the LV Fifty Five collection here.

The Louis Vuitton menswear show last week was a conversation between past and present, 162 years captured in Louis Vuitton’s archives and the wardrobe of the modern man: a future heritage. The Monogram is the collection’s key motif. This season the iconic canvas has been reworked into a timeless new variation: Monogram Eclipse, a subtle contrast of grey and black shadow tones inspired by the black leather on the famous Malle Courrier in the Louis Vuitton archives.

Kim Jones' guests reveal their comments, their favourite pieces or their general feeling. Interviewed backstage at the Parc André Citroën, personalities including Xavier Dolan, Georgia May Jagger, Jade Jagger, Michael B. Jordan or Dan Carter tell us what they thought of the collection.

A Jacques-Henri Lartigue image - a stack of Louis Vuitton trunks, shadowed by the Tour Eiffel - formed the jumping-off point for the Fall 2016 Louis Vuitton menswear collection. “This season I was inspired by Paris - old and new,” says Kim Jones, Men’s Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton. The result is a conversation between past and present, 162 years captured in Louis Vuitton’s archives and the wardrobe of the modern man: a future heritage.