Louis Vuitton's 'Time Capsule' is currently exhibiting at the Westfield Century City in Los Angeles, offering the public a unique artistic rendering of the fashion empire's rich history and societal influence.
This exhibit has already made stops in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Berlin, Singapore, Dubai and Shanghai, but its arrival in L.A marks the installation's first North American visit. 'Time Capsule' is a six-part exhibit that walks consumers through the brand's chronological history, starting in 1854. The six exhibits are named "The Keys to the Codes, Journeys Around the World, Elegance in Motion, Icons of the House, Magic Malle and the Artisans Room" and each one offers a different perspective of the brand's powerful influence on fashion, art and modern life.
Six-Part Fashion Empire Exhibits
Louis Vuitton's 'Time Capsule' is Heading for Los Angeles
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