书名：Louis Vuitton and Japan: Visionary Journeys / 路易威登与日本：梦幻之旅
定价：610.0
ISBN：9780847875597
作者：Florence Müller
版次：1
出版时间：2025-09

内容提要：

书名：Louis Vuitton and Japan / 路易威登与日本
作者：Florence Müller, Aurélie Samuel, Bleue-Marine Massard, Coline Manesse, Ian Luna, Pietro Beccari
出版社：Rizzoli International Publications，2025年
装帧：精装，288页
语种：英文
尺寸：约 23.5*29.8 cm（9? x 11? 英寸）
ISBN：978-0-8478-7559-7

简介

本书是对路易威登与日本之间长期文化交流的开创性探索，追溯了这一关系对这家标志性奢侈品牌演变的深远影响。本书为配合日本大阪中之岛美术馆举办的大型展览而出版，探讨了路易威登与日本之间深刻而变革性的关系，这种关系催生了无数创新合作，重新定义了品牌并革新了当代时尚。书中呈现了路易威登从开创性的箱包创新到对全球街头风格（尤其是在日本）的巨大影响力的发展历程。品牌历史栩栩如生地展现，从Monogram标志的演变（部分灵感源自日本设计），到巧妙的平层叠放旅行箱和专利锁具创新，再到品牌向日本的大胆扩张。作者探讨了品牌具有里程碑意义的艺术合作，尤其是与艺术家村上隆（以其标志性的“Monogramouflage”图案）和草间弥生（以其标志性的波点图案）的合作，这些合作改变了路易威登的视觉形象。本书还重点介绍了多位艺术总监的里程碑系列，包括Pharrell Williams、Nicolas Ghesquière、Kim Jones、Virgil Abloh和Marc Jacobs，他们都不断从日本汲取灵感。这本综合性的卷册采用五色印刷和精装布脊封面，配以来自时尚、艺术和文化史领域专家的撰稿，阐述了路易威登一个多世纪以来与日本文化的交融如何丰富了其遗产并拓展了奢侈时尚的边界。

This book is a groundbreaking exploration of the longstanding cultural exchange between Louis Vuitton and Japan, tracing its profound influence on the evolution of the iconic luxury brand. Published in conjunction with a major exhibition at the Nakanoshima Museum of Art in Osaka, Japan, this volume explores the profound and transformative relationship between Louis Vuitton and Japan, which has sparked countless innovative collaborations that have redefined the brand and revolutionized contemporary fashion. This book presents the evolution of Louis Vuitton, from its pioneering trunk innovations to its huge influence on global street style, especially in Japan. The brand‘s history comes to life, from the evolution of its Monogram iconography—in part, inspired by Japanese design—to ingenious flat-packable trunks and patented lock innovations, to its bold expansion into Japan. The authors explore the brand’s landmark artistic collaborations, especially with artists Takashi Murakami (with his iconic Monogramouflage) and Yayoi Kusama (with her signature polka dots), which have transformed Louis Vuitton's visual identity. The book also highlights milestone collections by a host of artistic directors, including Pharrell Williams, Nicolas Ghesquière, Kim Jones, Virgil Abloh, and Marc Jacobs, who have all continually drawn inspiration from Japan. With contributions from experts in fashion, art, and cultural history, this comprehensive volume illustrates how Louis Vuitton's engagement with Japanese culture over more than a century has enriched its heritage and expanded the boundaries of luxury fashion.