A trip to the French fashion house's pop-up store and cafe, complete with colourful Japanese-inspired decor and wacky food, ...

Fashion, food and funky art were on the menu at the luxury label's Soho pop-up store, so let's take a trip to see if the ...

Looking back, the Vuitton-logo tidal wave of ‘03 hardly came as a surprise. Swapping the brown monogram for a stark white base and dotting it with Murakami’s multicoloured artwork, fed right into the ...

Louis Vuitton is coming together with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami to create a ... The pop-up's cafe will have seats decorated with Murakami flower cushions and drinks like their coffee ...

Louis Vuitton has reunited with Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami for a new take on the now iconic Monogram Multicolore ... What’s a pop-up these days without a themed cafe? Decorated with Murakami ...

That’s most likely the iconic symbol of one of Japan’s most celebrated artists, Takashi Murakami. Known for his vibrant, playful motifs like the smiling flower and a vibrant ‘superflat ...

Within the café decorated with Murakami flower cushions, visitors can enjoy a selection of beverages from coffee latte to lemonade served in a specially designed biodegradable Louis Vuitton x ...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle share a sweet moment together in the trailer for her new Netflix cooking show. The Duke of Sussex makes a cameo appearance towards the end of the promo for his ...

Talk about a star-studded team-up! Louis Vuitton has just dropped a new video announcing the LV x Takashi Murakami re-edition collection that combines Zendaya’s undeniable star power with ...

In 2004, Japanese star of contemporary art Takashi Murakami orchestrated his first collaboration with Louis Vuitton. At the time, Marc Jacobs, artistic director for the brand and a great art lover ...

In 2007, this limited-edition print was launched at the Takashi Murakami exhibit at Los Angeles MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art). The design featured the monogram covered in colourful camouflage, ...

They understand that there’s a simple recipe for success in any given creative field: Take what you know, do it at as high a level as possible, and if Takashi Murakami comes calling to ...