Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton City Guides (City Guide Collection) is a series of city guides published by Louis Vuitton, first launched in 1998. It continues to publish and sell guidebooks that present each city from the perspective of an independent writer. As an editorial offering closely aligned with the Maison’s origins in travel, it is available in both print and digital editions and complements and extends the brand’s vision of travel through publications.

Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades is an ongoing collection of furniture and design objects launched in 2012. Each season, it creates and presents practical yet experimental furniture and objects rooted in the spirit of travel in collaboration with international designers invited to participate. Through highly exclusive pieces that apply techniques and designs originating in the Maison’s trunk-making heritage, it serves to extend the brand’s expression into the home and design fields, distinct from leather goods and prêt-à-porter.

Les Parfums Louis Vuitton is the Maison’s official expansion into the realm of fragrance. It was introduced in 2016 as the first perfume collection by master perfumer Jacques Cavallier‑Belletrud. Separate from the core business rooted in trunks and leather goods, it is a dedicated line that expresses stories of travel through fragrance and is sold in boutiques and specialist channels. It serves to convey the Maison’s historic theme of travel through scent.

Louis Vuitton 2054 is a performance- and technical-focused capsule line for men, introduced in 2019 by men's artistic director Virgil Abloh. It uses water-repellent technical materials such as nylon and treated calfskin, and centers on ski-derived design and multifunctional features, including garments that compress themselves or transform into bags. It introduces transformable products such as the Keepall turned into a sleeping bag (Sleepall), as well as distinctive logo treatments. Within the men's lineup, it is positioned as a function-focused complementary line, clearly differentiated from the brand's core travel and leather goods and its main ready-to-wear collections.

La Beauté Louis Vuitton is a beauty line launched to mark the Maison’s full-scale entry into color cosmetics, announced in 2025. With Dame Pat McGrath as creative director, it focuses on color products such as LV Rouge (lip products), LV Baume (balms), and LV Ombres (eyeshadow), as well as signature cases and refill design. It is positioned as a strategic extension line that brings Louis Vuitton’s craftsmanship into cosmetic products and experiences.

Louis Vuitton Home Collections is the name of an overarching line that systematizes the home and interior field, presented at Milan Design Week in 2025. It includes Objets Nomades and categories such as Signature (furniture and lighting), Decoration (decorative objects and textiles), Art de la Table (tableware), and Games (play equipment), extending the Maison’s craftsmanship and design codes across residential spaces, from furniture and lighting to tableware.