With the release of this comprehensive volume, the maison celebrates and illuminates its past.&nbsp;

In an opulent, hardcover volume, aptly titled From Louis to Vuitton, the maison's legacy comes alive. Published by Assouline and written by Arthur Dreyfus&mdash;with a foreword from Pietro Beccari, Louis Vuitton's president and CEO&mdash;the book traces the complete history of Louis Vuitton, ranging all the way back to 1854 when it was founded.
Within the pages of&nbsp;From Louis to&nbsp;Vuitton,&nbsp;a stunning selection of images, themes, and written elements explores the early days of <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/louis-vuitton-spring-summer-2026-runway-images-paris-fashion-week" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Louis Vuitton</a>&mdash;initial workshops, design drafts, and iconic pieces&mdash;to its expansion across the 20th century.&nbsp;

Advertisement announcing the move of the Louis Vuitton London store to 149 New Bond Street on Feb. 1, 1901. Courtesy of Collection Louis Vuitton.

The workshop at Asnières, founded in 1859 to take advantage of river transport, which constituted a commercial boon for the trunk-maker. Courtesy of Collection Louis Vuitton.

Assembling frames and interior carcasses of structured luggage and trunks, circa 1903. Courtesy of Collection Louis Vuitton.

Given how central craftsmanship, innovation, and creativity have been to Louis Vuitton since the beginning, it's no surprise that a significant portion of the book is dedicated to some of the most iconic pieces in the maison's archive, with a particular emphasis on classic monogrammed trunks and luggage, with a nod to their place at the forefront of the Louis Vuitton universe across the decades.
Women's and men's ready-to-wear, jewelry, accessories, timepieces, and fragrances are all included within the volume, highlighting the maison's role as a leader in arts and culture throughout its history.&nbsp;From Louis to Vuitton&nbsp;also illustrates the impact that the label's various artistic directors have had on the maison itself and the broader fashion world.&nbsp;

A woman’s trunk in damier canvas, 1899. Courtesy of Louis Vuitton Malletier/Naotaka Kumagai.

Opening Birds window, Maison Louis Vuitton Vendôme, Paris, 2012. Courtesy of Louis Vuitton Malletier/ Frank Laws.

Greeting-card project, designed by Gaston-Louis Vuitton, 1914 (“Some flowers and all my best wishes”). Courtesy of Collection Louis Vuitton.

Trademark registered by Mr. Louis Vuitton, March 21, 1905, at the registry of the Paris Commercial Court. Courtesy of Archives INPI.

With a striking yellow hardcover and a sumptuous damier-style case&mdash;complete with the iconic saddle stitch&mdash;the maison's creativity and innovative spirit is conveyed all the way from inside the volume to the exterior.&nbsp;
From Louis to Vuitton&nbsp;will be available beginning November 2025 in Assouline and Louis Vuitton's online stores and brick-and-mortar locations around the world. An exclusive, limited-edition trunk, celebrating the book's launch, will also be available in small quantities around the world.&nbsp;

Louis Vuitton Offers A Look Into Its Storied History With 'From Louis to Vuitton'

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