Louis Vuitton opens new store in Cape Town, South Africa
The new boutique in Cape Town atV&A WaterfrontreflectsLouis Vuitton‘s attention to craftsmanship. An intricately carved wooden façade, inspired by the House’s signature Epi leather, sets the tone before. . .
The new boutique in Cape Town atV&A WaterfrontreflectsLouis Vuitton‘s attention to craftsmanship. An intricately carved wooden façade, inspired by the House’s signature Epi leather, sets the tone before guests step inside. The entrance opens into the women’s leather goods space, where handcrafted Japanese wallpaper featuring a striking V-shaped motif creates an elegant backdrop. Nearby, clients can explore women’s accessories and Les Parfums Louis Vuitton while relaxing in beautifully crafted rift oak seating. The boutique unfolds into two distinct spaces. The women’s area is framed by intricate macramé wall panels inspired by the Maison’s iconic Monogram flowers, showcasing ready-to-wear, handbags, small leather goods and footwear around a vibrant yellow rug that anchors the room. On the opposite side, Louis Vuitton’s travel heritage takes centre stage, with timeless travel pieces displayed alongside everyday leather goods and luggage designed for everything from weekend escapes to long-haul adventures. Further inside, the men’s space offers a warmer, more intimate atmosphere. Rich French oak finishes and bespoke leather furnishings provide the backdrop for the latest ready-to-wear collections, shoes and accessories, creating an environment that feels as refined as the pieces themselves. One of the boutique’s standout features is undoubtedly the Winter Garden. Bathed in natural light and surrounded by lush greenery, the space offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of the Waterfront. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame views of the harbour, while bamboo-inspired details and carefully curated landscaping blur the line between indoors and outdoors. Throughout the boutique, Louis Vuitton’s heritage is woven into the contemporary design. Archival trunks sit alongside pieces from the House’s Objets Nomades collection, complemented by furniture from South African design brand Weylandts and artworks by Namibian artist Nicky Marais. The result is a space that feels deeply connected to its surroundings while celebrating the craftsmanship, creativity and artistry that define the Louis Vuitton universe. Louis Vuitton new store Cape TownMore from NEWSCHANEL first half 2026 sales up 16 percentCHANEL’s sales rose by double digits in the first half, beating luxury rivals including LVMH, as wealthy shoppers splurged on the …CHANEL ranks as hottest fashion brand in latest Lyst Q2 IndexThe Lyst Index for Q2 was released on Wednesday and CHANEL held on to the top spot as the world’s big luxury names continued …Manolo Blahnik full year 2025 revenue declined 1 percentWith an end-of-year revenue of €83. 5 million, reflecting a slight 1% decline, Manolo Blahnik reports pre-tax losses of €1. 6 million, …