The latest Louis Vuitton show has finished, but you can watch a replay of it below.
According to the brand's press release, the Louis Vuitton Autumn-Winter 2018 collection "is an overview, experiencing multiple landscapes of the world simultaneously, and also the heritage of Louis Vuitton itself. Past, present, and future."
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