Louis Vuitton and Japan

Published for the Nakanoshima Museum of Art exhibition, this book explores Louis Vuitton’s century‑long conversation with Japan. From early trunks to Murakami’s “Monogramouflage” and Kusama’s signature dots, it traces the collaborations that have shaped both luxury and streetwear. With contributions from Pharrell, Virgil Abloh, Nicolas Ghesquière, and Marc Jacobs, it reflects on how Japanese culture continues to influence the Maison’s identity, highlighting LV’s role as a global tastemaker pushing fashion forward.

• Hardback
• 288 Pages
• Published by Rizzoli International Publications
• Style Code: 9780847875597
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