Louis Vuitton Celebrates 130 Years of Monogram with New Anniversary Collection

Louis Vuitton’s most iconic design blows out 130 candles this year. Starting this month, the maison inaugurates the 130th anniversary year of its most iconic print, the Monogram, which makes up the most famous bags of the house, such as the Speedy, the Keepall or the Noah. In addition, Louis Vuitton has designed a new collection in honor of the anniversary, as well as three capsules that reinterpret the print: Monogram Origine, VVN and Time Trunk.

The company owned by the LVMH group has redesigned its most famous print with a proposal that reformulates the savoir-faire codes of its iconic trunks with three limited edition pieces. The house’s new bags combine contemporary design and artisanal techniques.

At the same time, the luxury brand has recreated the print on a new jacquard canvas made from a blend of linen and cotton in pastel colors. Under the name Monogram Origine, the new collection takes its inspiration from the cover of an old archival customer record.

Louis Vuitton will feature a reissue of its collection with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami to celebrate Monogram’s 130th anniversary

Louis Vuitton will launch in parallel two other capsules in honor of Monogram. Veau Végétal Naturel (VVN), on the one hand, reinterprets the brand’s staples such as natural vegetable-tanned leather. Time Trunk, on the other hand, pays tribute to trompe l’oeil inspired by its vintage trunks, in a dialogue between past and present.

Monogram Multicolore also returns in an iconic reissue of the colorful creations of Takashi Murakami, the Japanese artist who combines his signature universe with the famous motif to create colorful and vibrant combinations.

LVMH ended the first nine months of 2025 with revenue of €58.09 billion, down 4% year-on-year and down 2% organically, after posting a 1% gain in the third quarter driven by an improvement in Asia and the pull of Sephora.