Showing posts with label LV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LV. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Louis Vuitton Soho Make-Over b/w Kanye West LV Sneakers



Honoring the late Stephen Sprouse and his upcoming tribute collection designed by Louis Vuitton creative director Marc Jacobs, the Louis Vuitton store in SoHo has plastered a gargantuan print across their storefront. The display while cool to some, is kinda corny to us here at CG. Also, Deitch Projects will be holding a show in collaboration with Louis Vuitton, premiering this Friday January 9th, 2009 in celebration of the Stephen Sprouse collection.

Deitch Projects
18 Wooster Street
New York, NY 10013
212.343.7300
Jan. 9th - Feb. 28th, 2009





Kanye West for Louis Vuitton Sneakers Confirmed




Video of Kanye from TMZ reveals that those white kicks he’s been wearing as of late will be his own forthcoming design from Louis Vuitton. If only he would reveal when he no longer will use autotune.

Friday, December 5, 2008

10.Deep, Louis Vuitton x Madonna, Nike footscape

10.Deep 2008 Winter Lookbook Teaser


10Deep gives us a look into their 2008 winter lineup with a teaser video commercial. The collection entitled “Get High, Stay High” is set to release soon with an actual look-book due at the end of the week. Check it out!





Madonna for Louis Vuitton Ad Campaign

For Louis Vuitton’s latest range of iconic driven ad campaigns, creative director Marc Jacobs tapped Madonna’s creative talents for their upcoming 2009 spring/summer prints. The photoshoot results in six Parisian inspired pictures, showcasing the excellent photography of Steven Meisel and Madonna’s timeless personality. Take a look at the first two pieces after the jump!





fragment design x Nike Footscape & Tennis Classic

Having already seen some Footscape samples from Hiroshi Fujiwara this past week, he now hits us with some insightful news regarding his fragment design firm and Nike. Two projects are in full effect including a Footscape model featuring its trademark asymmetrical lacing system and vibrant accenting. The second shoe is the timeless Tennis Classic done up in a two-tone backdrop with assistant from Japanese brand uniform experiment. It looks like this project is slated for a 2009 release, although details are dim at this point. Stay tuned in the coming months for further news regarding both kicks.