© Louis Vuitton / Photography: Tomoyuki Kusunose

The Louis Vuitton Shibuya Men’s store in Tokyo sees another transformation, and this time, it’s for the upcoming holiday season. Designed in-house, the elaborate installation is aptly entitled Louis Vuitton 2026 Holiday Installation in Shibuya, and occupies the entire ground floor and second floor. Set against the backdrop of a train station platform, the Louis Vuitton 2026 Holiday Campaign celebrates the magical moments of reunion and the exhilaration of departure. Festive decorations and falling snow create a timeless atmosphere, embodying Louis Vuitton‘s ‘essence of travel’. A string of evocative, artful scale model landscapes adorn the retail space—Alpine Horizon, Big Apple, Blossom Garden, Moonlight Valley and Golden Dunes, all feature miniature train in wondrous settings dotted with Louis Vuitton items.

A miniature train runs along the branches of a tree placed in the centre of the second floor. Beyond that is a space inspired by wooden trunks. Needless to say, the metal fittings used in the corners and the vegetable-tanned leather used for the shelf pulls evoke the tradition of Louis Vuitton trunk-making. During the installation period, in addition to men’s products, women’s items will also be stocked for the first time in this exclusive men’s domain. Additionally, the Louis Vuitton Shibuya Men’s store stocks a wide selection of alluring holiday gifts, from trunks and leather goods, to men’s fine jewellery, fragrances, and accessories. At the back of the second floor, shoppers will also find an array of Louis Vuitton city guidebooks and postcards, all amidst a setting of stacked trunks (on through Dec 31).

Louis Vuitton Shibuya Men’s
Miyashita Park, 6-20-10 Jingumae (Shibuya)
Tokyo 150-0001
Telephone +81 120 474126

© Louis Vuitton / Photography: Tomoyuki Kusunose

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