To be released in January 2
023 in Louis Vuitton’s Cruise CollectionCruise CollectionA between-season fashion line, also known as Resort, released between the main fall and spring collections. Originally designed for travelers heading to warm destinations, cruise collections are now major commercialGo to Cruise Collection Glossary, Yayoi Kusama has once again collaborated with the Maison after the first collaboration 10 years ago
Collaborations are done to see how artists push further into their creativity—a challenge that unlocks a new style that transcends the trends, a form of wearable art that will forever be one-of-a-kind. 2022 has been quite adventurous seeing the numerous collaborations done between fashion brands and fellow contemporary artists in the field. And before the year ends, Louis Vuitton has announced a comeback collaboration after their first one a decade ago.
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Known for her avant-gardeAvant-GardeExperimental fashion that pushes boundaries and challenges conventional ideas of shape, material, and beauty. Avant-garde designers treat clothing as art, presenting sculptural silhouettes and unexpected textures on runways, and theirGo to Avant-Garde Glossary creations and hypnotic artistry, Yayoi Kusama has become one of the most renowned and influential artists of our time. The Japanese artist’s groundbreaking artworks started in rural Japan, quite the humble beginning like most artists, but because of her enchanting creativity, her works reached the global landscape.
Louis Vuitton presented us with a teaser for the release of Yayoi Kusama’s collaboration in January 2023 in their Cruise CollectionCruise CollectionA between-season fashion line, also known as Resort, released between the main fall and spring collections. Originally designed for travelers heading to warm destinations, cruise collections are now major commercialGo to Cruise Collection Glossary. Though the sneak peak includes a staple polka-dot pattern, we can expect more designs that explore the avant-garde artist’s play in hypnotic motifs combined with the Maison’s staple emblems.
