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[Global Network Fashion Comprehensive Report] Louis Vuitton 2023 Fashion Show: The famous Alma, the beloved Twist and the irresistible Petit Malle become the creative center of the new series.

Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter 2023-2024 collection revolves around a fascinating concept of French style. “An evolved fashion, like a palimpsest of multiple trends from around the world, in which the tradition of haute couture embraces a surprising mix of cultures and translates simply into ‘amateur-style sophistication’”, explains the historic house In relation to this concept, Louis Vuitton has always carried the soul of travel, where bags are protagonists alongside ready-to-wear proposals. This season, director Nicolas Ghesquière reinterprets three iconic bags that hit the catwalk in an ultra-modern new look. Here they are as you’ve never seen them before.

Louis Vuitton  Alma Bag

The Alma is one of the brand’s most popular bags and has a rich history. It was launched in 1934 with an Art Deco design. Presented in three dimensions, on the catwalk it was re-presented in a new matalessé macro and a true artistic version in which the details and logo seem to have been hand-painted with a brush.

Louis Vuitton   Twist Bag

The new face of the Twist bag features colorful and matte designs. Graphic lines in red, blue and white, softer and more spacious. And, combined with leather gloves, it also seems to have crossed over into the world of bikercore.

There were also more classic styles on the catwalk, in earthy tones and embellished with matelassé patterns.

Louis Vuitton Petit Malle Bag

The Petite Malle Bag is a mini version of the classic Louis Vuitton travel trunk. This season it is revisited with new details and reduced to unexpected new materials. 

The Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2023 show took place in the vaulted halls of the Musee d’Orsay, with artist Philippe Parreno and production designer James Chinlund signing off again on the set, with a concept based on a sound illusion created by Nicolas Becker.