THE ICONIC
COLLABORATIONS OF LVMH GROUP

Dior and Parley for the Oceans truly pushed the boundaries of creativity with a tangible commitment to more sustainable fashion and cleaner oceans. The partnership sprang from a joint research project in 2019 that led to the development of yarns and fabrics created from upcycled marine plastic debris and fishing gear recovered from coastlines and remote islands around the world. The goal was to incorporate these innovative and sustainable materials in some of the French fashion house’s most celebrated collections.

And this is how waterproof capes, t-shirts and sandals came to sport marine motifs, coral designs and prints that evoke the unique ocean ecosystem. The mineral color palette and the motifs chosen to capture the very essence of our oceans. 

The Dior and Parley for the Oceans collab shows that beautiful and sustainable definitely go very well together indeed in a collection where, for the Fall 24 Beach Capsule, 30% of the garments are composed of Parley Ocean Plastic®, an innovative material created from upcycled marine plastic debris, and 70% of the fabrics are biologic or recycled.

Tiffany & Co. announces the debut of the new Elsa Peretti® Bone and Split rings, part of the designer’s 
50th anniversary celebration. Drawing inspiration from the groundbreaking Bone cuff design, first introduced in 1970, the rings are a nod to the sublime beauty found in nature. The sculptural form of the Bone cuff is drawn from Elsa’s visits as a young girl to a 17th-century Capuchincrypt in Rome and her time spent in Barcelona, inspired by Antoni Gaudí’s Casa Milà. A testament to Elsa Peretti’s 
curiosity and creativity, the Bone cuff design showcases the ergonomic sensuality that informs the designer’s jewelry. Embodying the empowering aesthetic of a modern independent woman and Peretti’s unique sensibility, the new Bone and Split rings perpetuate the designer’s legacy.

Since 1870, Hennessy X.O has embodied refinement in the cognac world, gaining renown for its oak-aged eaux-de-vie. In 2020, for its 150th anniversary, Hennessy X.O presented an exclusive piece designed by Frank Gehry. Using a signature sculptural style that reinterprets the iconic Hennessy X.O bottle, the American-Canadian architect was able to combine bronze, gold and glass to expertly reflect the Maison's heritage. A true sculpture made with fractured glass, the decanter embodies Hennessy's heritage and the art of distillation. With this, Frank Gehry pays a vibrant tribute to the Maison's rituals and expertise.

The collaboration between LOEWE and Studio Ghibli celebrates emblematic works 
by Hayao Miyazaki, including My Neighbor Totoro, Spirited Away and Howl’s Moving Castle. 
Founded by Hayao Miyazaki in 1985, Studio Ghibli is renowned for its captivating tales and commitment 
to handcrafted excellence. LOEWE x Studio Ghibli combines meticulous hand-painted creations and 
digital animation, celebrating craft, imagination and savoir faire in ready-to-wear, bags and accessories. 
The pieces echo Jonathan Anderson’s longstanding love of Hayao Miyazaki’s work.

Dom Pérignon unveiled an exclusive collaboration with artist Jeff Koons in New York. Balloon Venus for Dom Pérignon is inspired by the creative energy and heritage of vintage champagne. This metallic pink piece, inspired by the artist's balloon sculptures, encloses a bottle of Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2003. Koons has revisited his monumental sculpture to symbolize the continuity and rebirth of the creative act, echoing the story of Dom Pierre Pérignon. The work combines aesthetics and functionality, enveloping and protecting the bottle. Each Balloon Venus for Dom Pérignon is available to order. To celebrate this collaboration, a limited edition of the 2003 and 2004 vintages is also being launched, with boxes designed by Jeff Koons.

20 years after its first emblematic collaboration with Takashi Murakami, Louis Vuitton unveils a dazzling re-edition, brought to life by Zendaya, the Maison’s ambassador.
 
Originally launched in 2003, the collection returns with its remarkable colorful motifs and kawaii characters. With over 200 pieces, this revival once again merges Japanese culture with timeless elegance.
 
This re-edition unfolds in two phases: in January 2025, the first chapter celebrates the heritage of the Maison’s creations. Thanks to new technologies, the iconic monogram comes to life with colors and patterns that stay true to Murakami’s vision and imagination.
Then, in March, the second chapter blossoms as an ode to the sakura, Japan’s legendary cherry tree. For the occasion, Murakami’s flowers blossom on more than 40 Louis Vuitton pieces, from handbags and carré de soie to footwear.
 
This new chapter in their collaboration transcends time and trends, offering collectible and unique pieces infused with both emotion and style.