Louis Vuitton continues to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the Monogram as the Maison takes to Hong Kong with an unmissable hoarding. With a facade meant to reflect a grand train station, Louis Vuitton pays homage to the Art of Travel this October, a theme that’s deeply rooted in its legacy. In fact, the House’s signature Monogram motif adorns the building during its refurbishment.
The Louis Vuitton flagship store, located at Landmark, is set to re-open in the future — with materials utilised in the facade’s construction slated for recycling and reuse. Louis Vuitton has previously unveiled similar activations throughout the year in cities such as Paris, New York and Shanghai.
If you are in Hong Kong, head over to check out the expressive hoarding. Additionally, you can also visit the pop-up inside Landmark and browse Louis Vuitton’s latest designs.
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