Louis Vuitton Fifth Avenue Flagship Store Window Display - All Creatures Great And Small

The current window display at the Louis Vuitton Fifth Avenue flagship store feature creatures creatively sculpted from a variety of small leather products. 

Stephen Sprouse's ROSE PRINT, centerpiece of LOUIS VUITTON's new window display

Louis Vuitton's flagship store window display currently features the ROSE PRINT by the artist and fashion designer STEPHEN SPROUSE. Louis Vuitton's 2001 “Graffiti” collection was a collaboration between MARC JACOBS and SPROUSE. Marc Jacobs, who is creative director for Louis Vuitton, pays tribute to the artist with a limited-edition collection of handbags, accessories, and ready-to-wear garments. In the new line, Jacobs plays off of two popular Sprouse motifs – the graffiti, and the rose print. Stephen Sprouse (September 12, 1953 - March 4, 2004) was a fashion designer and artist credited with pioneering the 1980s mix of "uptown sophistication in clothing with a downtown punk and pop sensibility". The store is located at Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.

LOUIS VUITTON FIFTH AVENUE FLAGSHIP STORE Christmas Window Display 2008

This holiday season, the LOUIS VUITTON FLAGSHIP STORE in New York beautifully features TAKASHI MURAKAMI’s artwork of multicolor monogram print on the walls of the building. The walls are unique in that they have graduated transitions, from opaque to transparent. The Murakami art theme is repeated in the Christmas window display consistinng of monogram-shaped and handbag-shaped brightly colored lights. The flagship store is located at a corner of a famous intersection in Manhattan, 57th Street and 5th Avenue. I made these images last November 23rd.