A giant Louis Vuitton trunk is set up on the Champs-Elysées! Discover our exclusive images

 

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Following the renovation of its new address at 103 des Champs-Élysées, the famous brand of the LVMH Louis Vuitton group is installing a gigantic monogrammed metal trunk on the most beautiful avenue in the world, for the duration of the work! Located just opposite the Louis Vuitton flagship, the latter is made of wood and aluminum.

Imposing and larger than life, this XXL trunk adorns the entire facade of the brand's future project and offers visitors an extraordinary spectacle! Come to the Champs-Élysées to discover this incredible facade!

This building is reminiscent of the dressing work of the Cartier jewelry house with its ultra-realistic trompe l'oeil created in 2022 on its storefront in order to hide the work on its boutique at 13 rue de la Paix.

But you're probably wondering what's hidden in this incredible case? Well know that it will be a luxury hotel of no less than 6000 m2 which will take over number 103! But that's not all... This unique location will become the setting for the next Louis Vuitton Women's fashion show from the Spring-Summer 2024 collection, which will be held at the end of September 2024, during the long-awaited Paris Fashion Week!

And surprise! Once the location is revealed to everyone, the facade will then be dismantled and the materials will then be recycled or reused. You will have understood, now is the time to enjoy this splendid view!

 

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