Louis Vuitton enlisted tennis Champions Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to scale the Italian Dolomites with Annie Lebowitz.
For the first time in twelve years, luxury fashion and lifestyle maison Louis Vuitton is revisiting its Core Values campaigns. The purpose of each campaign is to explore the legacy of Louis Vuitton in the world of travel and culture with each chapter seeking to emotionally connect with the brand’s admirers.
“It has been 17 years since I launched the first Core Values campaign with Antoine Arnault, and I am delighted to revive this iconic series,” says Pietro Beccari, Chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton in a recent press release. “Each Core Values chapter celebrates Louis Vuitton’s legacy of working with exceptional people, and of transmission –both physical and emotional.
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