Explore the Refined Interiors and Exclusive Offerings of the Beverly Hills Location
Louis Vuitton reinforces its dedication to craftsmanship and innovation with the opening of a chic new location within Saks Fifth Avenue’s eagerly awaited women’s store in Beverly Hills. The boutique, the Maison’s 4th in Beverly Hills and 22nd in California, offers a complete selection of Louis Vuitton Women’s offerings, including leather goods, ready-to-wear, shoes, trunks, jewelry, watches, and accessories.
Stepping into the Louis Vuitton space at Saks Fifth Avenue Beverly Hills, guests are greeted by a striking mesh façade adorned with the iconic Monogram flower. Inside, the ambiance is refined, with herringbone-patterned floors, leather-clad columns, and meticulous millwork blending seamlessly with marble entryway tables and mid-century furnishings. The interiors are elevated further with carefully selected fine art pieces, including a captivating Daniel Klewer painting known for its depth and tactile allure.
In celebration of the new location and Nicolas Ghesquière’s decade-long tenure with the Maison, customers can indulge in exclusive offerings. A Spring/Summer 2024 runway full look, featuring a signature Ghesquière silhouette of a luminous satin duchesse suit, headlines the collection. Limited-edition Capucines and Petite Malle handbags, iconic styles from Ghesquière’s tenure, are also available. The opening highlights include the LV Remix collection, which pays homage to the early 2000s Denim and Vernis collections while infusing contemporary shapes inspired by the era’s spirit.
The boutique also showcases the Women’s Cruise 2024 collection, initially unveiled at Lake Maggiore’s Isola Bella. Women’s Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquière draws inspiration from the enigmatic allure of lakes and oceans, weaving tales of mermaids, sea goddesses, naval officers, and coral reefs into the fabric of the collection. With whimsical designs and captivating narratives, the Cruise 2024 line embodies the essence of fantasy and adventure.
