LVMH Open House Reveals Heritage Sites & Workshops to Public
Katherinev123 — October 9, 2011 — Luxury
References: racked & fashion.telegraph
For those couture coveteurs who have always wanted to step foot in the workshops or sites of design houses such as Louis Vuitton, Givenchy Couture or Dior, you'll finally get your chance with the upcoming LVMH open house tours.
The LVMH open house will take place mainly in Paris, comprising of intimate tours and demonstrations of heritage sites and workshops, from Dom Perignon to Chaumet, that will be available to the public. In addition to seeing the cellers of Moët & Chandon and how long it takes to make a Chaumet tiara, for the first time, visitors will get to see Christian Dior's haute couture salons at 30 avenue Montaigne, where Dior founded his label. From dressmaking to men's tailoring, all parts of the Dior house will be open to the public eye.
The LVMH open house will take place mainly in Paris, comprising of intimate tours and demonstrations of heritage sites and workshops, from Dom Perignon to Chaumet, that will be available to the public. In addition to seeing the cellers of Moët & Chandon and how long it takes to make a Chaumet tiara, for the first time, visitors will get to see Christian Dior's haute couture salons at 30 avenue Montaigne, where Dior founded his label. From dressmaking to men's tailoring, all parts of the Dior house will be open to the public eye.
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1. Luxury Fashion Experiences - Creating opportunities for consumers to personally engage with the heritage and craftsmanship of couture houses.
2. Heritage Site Tourism - Opening up exclusive heritage sites of renowned design houses to the public, offering immersive experiences.
3. Transparent Workshops - Providing visitors with a behind-the-scenes look at the design and production processes of luxury fashion.
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1. Luxury Fashion - Exploring innovative ways to enhance consumer engagement and create unique brand experiences.
2. Travel and Tourism - Capitalizing on the growing interest in heritage site tourism by offering exclusive and immersive experiences.
3. Education and Workshops - Developing programs and workshops that cater to the public's fascination with the craftsmanship and artistry of couture houses.
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