Marly Dragonne GM Monogram canvas wristlet.

In 1858, Louis Vuitton revolutionized the industry by introducing the famous flat-top trunk, an innovative solution that allowed luggage to be easily stacked during travel. This invention marked the beginning of the maison's success and consolidated its reputation as a benchmark for luxury travel goods.

After the founder's death, his son Georges Vuitton continued the company's development. In 1896, he created the iconic Monogram Canvas pattern, characterized by the LV initials and stylized floral motifs. Originally created as an anti-counterfeiting system, the Monogram has become one of the most recognizable symbols in global fashion.

Throughout the twentieth century, Louis Vuitton expanded its offering by introducing bags, small leather goods, and accessories that would become true icons. Models such as the Speedy, Keepall, Alma, and Noé conquered the international market thanks to their combination of elegance, functionality, and artisanal quality.

A fundamental milestone arrived in 1987 with the birth of LVMH, the world's largest luxury group, of which Louis Vuitton became the flagship brand. In 1997, the arrival of Marc Jacobs marked the maison's entry into prêt-à-porter, opening a new creative era.

Today, Louis Vuitton is one of the most influential players in the international fashion landscape. Its collections of fashion, leather goods, accessories, jewelry, and watches continue to represent the excellence of French luxury, combining tradition, innovation, and the artisanal savoir-faire that has defined the brand's identity for over 170 years.

• Louis Vuitton.
• Marly Dragonne GM clutch.
• Monogram canvas and leather.