Louis Vuitton

Having been shuttered for over a decade, the LVMH-owned location has had a stunning reinvention.

As fashion is forced to change it’s habits, Virgil Abloh has set sail on a round the world trip, latterly the LV anchor in Tokyo.

The designer brings his fantastical work to the Japanese capital.

Virgil Abloh's SS21 show for the House took place in Shanghai, and set a new standard.

Last night, Virgil Abloh staged a live, audience-attended show in China's largest city, presenting his most assured vision for the French house yet.

With the sad news of his passing, we look back to our interview in 2017 with the Japanese designer, in which he discussed his designs for David Bowie, Louis Vuitton and his message for a new generation.

“To make sure I’m not one of the few, but one of many…”

In line with the house's travel heritage, Virgil Abloh’s latest collection for LV will be presented along a voyage from Paris to Shanghai to Tokyo.

For his first collaboration since arriving at Louis Vuitton, Virgil enlisted the Japanese streetwear pioneer to create a collection that few could ever expect.

Before the pastoral aesthetic went viral on TikTok, it was seen on the spring/summer 20 runways of Dior, Jacquemus and Louis Vuitton.

Dutch artist and model Saskia de Brauw brings the art school punk vibes in Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Rick Owens, shot by Grace Ahlbom.

We’re diving into the archives of i-D Japan and throwing back to our 2019 cover story with the multi talented actor, dancer and J-Pop superstar.