Louis Vuitton has recently unveiled two extraordinary stores in New York City, each boasting unique features and a bold focus on innovation and luxury. These stunning new locations showcase the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship and creativity. Let’s take a closer look at these must-visit spots.

57th Street Maison: Luxury Across Five Floors

 

The first location, known as the 57th Street Maison, is a true masterpiece. Spanning an impressive five floors, this store is the largest Louis Vuitton location in the United States. The design is nothing short of breathtaking, blending art, fashion, and architecture seamlessly.

Key highlights include a towering installation of Louis Vuitton trunks that stretches to the top floor, monumental sculptures crafted from suitcases, and a striking 18-meter-long mirrored wall made entirely of the brand’s iconic Keepall and Speedy bags. This wall isn’t just decor—it’s a tribute to the brand’s artistry and innovation.

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Each floor offers a distinct experience. Themes range from women’s fashion to exclusive private salons, ensuring something for every visitor. But this store isn’t just about shopping—it’s a full sensory experience. The fourth floor features a chic café and chocolaterie led by renowned pastry chef Maxime Frédéric. Here, guests can indulge in exquisite creations inspired by French culinary traditions, crafted by top chefs Christophe Bellanca and Marie George.

 

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 A Star-Studded Opening

 

Last month, the 57th Street Maison hosted its grand opening event, attracting celebrities like Bradley Cooper, Ana de Armas, Nina Dobrev, and Martha Stewart, all dressed in Louis Vuitton. Despite the grandeur, this location is temporary—it serves as a stand-in while Louis Vuitton’s Fifth Avenue flagship undergoes renovations.

For now, the Fifth Avenue store is wrapped in an eye-catching facade made of massive LV trunks, ensuring the iconic location remains impossible to miss.

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Are you in New York City? Don’t miss the chance to visit the 57th Street Maison before it’s gone!