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HOW IT ALL BEGAN

When he was only sixteen years old, Louis Vuitton made a decision that would not only change his own life but the lives of his sons and future generations: he would become a trunk maker.

A LEGENDARY WORKSHOP

Both a family residence and the cradle of the company, the Asnières site has been the symbol of the Vuitton family's personal and commercial success since 1859.

AN UNPICKABLE LOCK

In 1886, Georges Vuitton revolutionized luggage locks with an ingenious closing system that turned travel trunks into real treasure chests.

100TH ANNIVERSARY

The brand asked six designers to create original pieces to celebrate the iconic canvas that was created over a century ago: the Monogram.

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