An iconic return.
Louis Vuitton and Japanese artist Takashi Murakami are getting back together – and the style home is celebrating with a stunning latest modular pop-up in downtown NYC.
To honor the re-edition of the historic collabs, Louis Vuitton’s Soho store, situated at 104 Prince Street, has been temporarily reimagined — featuring a slime green exhibition space with archival pieces from the pair’s former collaborations and a downstairs cinema room playing digitally enhanced Superflat movies by Murakami from twenty years ago.
With the “intersection of past and present, the gathering invigorates Louis Vuitton signatures with a playful flair, reviving the essence of Y2K popular culture,” Louis Vuitton’s site describes the gathering.
Customers could have the chance to see pieces from the primary LV x Murakami lines, including the Eye Love Monogram and Monogram Multicolore in black and white (2003/2005), the Monogram Blossom (2003) and the Monogram Cerise (2005), until January 31.
The jaw-dropping latest activation will reward shoppers who purchase merchandise from the gathering by giving them a token they’ll insert right into a futuristic vending machine containing LV x Murakami stickers, trading cards, and portable games.
The pop-up encompasses a care station, which offers a menu of services, including substitute pieces, canvas cleansing and restoration of hand-painted iconography.
The experience concludes at a Murakami-inspired café, where drinks like cinnamon cappuccinos, roiboos lattes and vegan hot chocolates will probably be served in custom LV x Murakami cups to clients who make a purchase order from January 10-12.
Not only will The Modular Murakami activation be in Latest York, nevertheless it is anticipated to pop up in London, Milan, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, and Tokyo.
An iconic return.
Louis Vuitton and Japanese artist Takashi Murakami are getting back together – and the style home is celebrating with a stunning latest modular pop-up in downtown NYC.
To honor the re-edition of the historic collabs, Louis Vuitton’s Soho store, situated at 104 Prince Street, has been temporarily reimagined — featuring a slime green exhibition space with archival pieces from the pair’s former collaborations and a downstairs cinema room playing digitally enhanced Superflat movies by Murakami from twenty years ago.
With the “intersection of past and present, the gathering invigorates Louis Vuitton signatures with a playful flair, reviving the essence of Y2K popular culture,” Louis Vuitton’s site describes the gathering.
Customers could have the chance to see pieces from the primary LV x Murakami lines, including the Eye Love Monogram and Monogram Multicolore in black and white (2003/2005), the Monogram Blossom (2003) and the Monogram Cerise (2005), until January 31.
The jaw-dropping latest activation will reward shoppers who purchase merchandise from the gathering by giving them a token they’ll insert right into a futuristic vending machine containing LV x Murakami stickers, trading cards, and portable games.
The pop-up encompasses a care station, which offers a menu of services, including substitute pieces, canvas cleansing and restoration of hand-painted iconography.
The experience concludes at a Murakami-inspired café, where drinks like cinnamon cappuccinos, roiboos lattes and vegan hot chocolates will probably be served in custom LV x Murakami cups to clients who make a purchase order from January 10-12.
Not only will The Modular Murakami activation be in Latest York, nevertheless it is anticipated to pop up in London, Milan, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, and Tokyo.
