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THE CITY GUIDES COLLECTION IS!EXPANDING WITH 4 NEW CITIES TO!DISCOVER AND!THE LAUNCH OF!A!MOBILE!APPSince 1998, Louis Vui!on has been sharing its unique take"on"the world through its City Guides, o#ering a"careful"selection of addresses chosen with originality and"just"a"touch"of bias. November 2015 sees four completely new cities added to"the"collection: Bangkok, Chicago, Prague and Rome. Fully updated, the Paris volume is packed with new addresses, as are London, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Beijing, São Paulo, Sydney, Tokyo and"Venice.

$is year, for the %rst time, a mobile App will be available (as of November 2015) to complement the collection of"City"Guides. Easy to use, in one"click you’ll be as well-informed as any local! Special guest contributors, secret addresses, city walks, cultural events : it’s the full City Guide perspective. Fluent, intuitive… Your route to the best possible"travel"experience.

25 cities available for iPhone and iPad, selected contents free to"download, &9.99"(US$9.99) per city from the App Store.

THE CITY GUIDE EXPERIENCE: NOW ON iPHONE AND iPADLouis Vui!on City Guides continues it's commitment to providing readers with a comprehensive guide to their favorite cities. $e App will also o#er instant updates. Hotels, restaurants, bars, cafés, tea rooms, stores, spas, antique shops, designers, museums, galleries… Headings are the same as in the original books, so the traveller can"%nd the essence of the City Guides in this touchscreen version, with a special place for personal experience, snapshots of city life, detailed descriptions of places to go and a genuinely personalised approach to each city using interactive links and localisation.

HOTELSFIVE-STARS TO OFFBEAT CONCEPTS: WHERE TO STAY IN THE CITY

RESTAURANTSTOP TABLES TO CORNER CAFÉS: EATING OUT IN THE CITY

GOOD THINGSGOURMET DELIS TO ORGANIC MARKETS: TASTING THE BEST OF THE CITY

BARS, CAFÉS AND TEAROOMSBREAKFAST TO DRINKS ON A TERRACE: TAKING A BREAK IN THE CITY

NIGHTLIFEJAZZ CLUBS TO DANCE FLOORS: GOING OUT IN THE CITY

A SENSE OF STYLEHIGH FASHION TO EMERGING DESIGNERS: SHOPPING IN THE CITY

INTERIOR CACHETFROM QUIRKY ANTIQUES SHOPS TO CONTEMPORARY DESIGN GALLERIES: THE!ART!OF LIVING IN THE CITY

ARTS AND CULTUREMAJOR MUSEUMS TO EXPERIMENTAL THEATRES: EXPLORING THE CITY’S CULTURE

24 HOURSTwelve unbeatable experiences that capture the best of the city.

THE GUESTEach city guide has its Guest. A celebrity or local figure offers his or her personal vision of!the city, sharing travel memories and favourite addresses.

THE SCENIC ROUTEEach guide includes four or five themed walking tours.

THE DISTRICTSThe history, architectural style and ambience of the!city’s neighbourhoods and!their!residents.

THE ESSENTIALSPractical information on getting around, events, historical and must-see sights, and!how!to!live like a local, along with suggested books to!read, movies to see and songs!to!listen to!before or after your trip.

A SINGLE FREE APPLICATION

FREE ACCESS TO THE APP KIOSK As a taster before you travel, Louis Vui!on o#ers a free selection of addresses and content for every guide. $e Kiosk also provides"access to the complete chargeable catalogue covering 25"cities around the world, available in French and English. $e App is fully accessible o'ine.

EXPLORE 25 WORLD CITIES WITH AN!INTUITIVE!AND PERSONAL APPROACHTHE ADDRESS BOOKEach guide is on sale for "9.99 (US$9,99) from the App Store and lists almost 500!regularly updated addresses. With a single tap you can call or access the company’s website, and!direct map access makes it easy to find each destination. Users can share practical info by!email, text or social networking, to recommend an address to a friend.

MAP AND SEARCH ENGINEIt’s a snap to find any address on these easy-to-read maps, available offline. In!location-aware mode, you can see all nearby businesses and points of interest, zoom!in!and!refine your results by topic. With the search engine, you can switch to!list!mode.

FAVORITESCreate and view your address book of favourites at any time.

SEND A POSTCARDSend your loved ones a photo from your camera or from the guide’s gallery of pictures. Personalize your postcard and share your travel memories by using the filter in the color of!each city.

A NEW ACCESSORY FOR THE ELEGANT TRAVELLER

To complement the new Louis Vui!on City Guide App, Louis Vui!on"has produced a small leather case with the Monogram"pa!ern, designed to protect your iPad and iPhone. Available"for"iPhone"6 and"iPhone 6 Plus, the new cases come in"four"extra colors inspired"by the city collection: blue for Paris, yellow"for"Rome, red"for Beijing and pink for Tokyo.An essential fashion accessory, not only elegant but also"the perfect way to personalize your iPhone when"you"are"travelling.

A NEW LACQUERED WOOD LIMITED EDITION OF!THE BOX SET For nomads moving from city to city or for the armchair traveller, the Louis Vui!on City Guide has produced a special limited edition box set.

The 15 world cities featured this year are collected in a beautiful lacquered wood case in!a!choice of three bright colours: Bangkok blue, Rome yellow and Prague pink. The!clean!lines of this box set will delight any traveller with a discerning eye.

Available exclusively in Louis Vuitton stores.

INDEPENDENT CONTRIBUTORS ALL!KEEN!OBSERVERS$is new collection of guides for the world’s most exciting cities would not have been possible were it not for our excellent team of"50"contributors, supported by unrivalled editors, translators, copy editors, editorial assistants, production experts and many other"professionals. Expert wordsmiths and seasoned communicators are behind every guide in the collection.

To capture the heart and spirit of each city, Louis Vuitton reaches out to journalists, writers, major figures in the world of arts and letters, many of whom divide their time between two!cities and whose work often appears in the most prestigious newspapers and magazines. Several authors often collaborate on one city, as is the case for Bangkok, Chicago, Paris, Prague, Singapore, Istanbul, Milan and Shanghai. Their contributions, joined with those of artists, businesspeople, creative geniuses of various stripes, all backed by the authority and experience of Louis Vuitton, make each City Guide a publication like no other – original, offbeat and invaluable. Bursting with curiosity, cosmopolitan, irreverent, playful and literary, each guide reflects the personalities of its contributors. All!of them are astute observers of life and wear their vast cultural knowledge with ease and elegance. They have the rare gift of being able to appreciate both the frivolous and!the!essential, seeking out what is truly magnificent in the many little pleasures each!city!has to!offer.

A PERSONAL VIEW OF THE CITY FROM!A!SPECIAL!GUESTEach Louis Vui!on City Guide includes the participation of a"special guest contributor, who all speak from personal experience of their home cities. Local celebrities or insiders, they take the"reader on"a personal exploration of their city, along the way sharing tips on"their favorite spots : a %rst person singular initiation to the"city. At"various points throughout the guides and at the end of each chapter, these guest contributors open their personal address books and divulge several secret preferred haunts.

For example, Prince M.L. Poomchai Chumbala suggests some of the elegant highlights to discover in Bangkok, while the film director Ivan Zachariá# takes the reader for a stroll around his favorite parts of central Prague. Catherine Colonna, French ambassador to!Rome, paints a highly personal picture of the Eternal City and Naomi Beckwith, a!curator at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, creates a fascinating portrait of her city. Plus!there is the very talented interior designer Faye Toogood in London, the great director Takeshi Kitano in Tokyo, the actor Guillaume Gallienne and his wife Amandine in Paris. Some singular new voices offering an entertaining and unexpected look at!the!cities!they!love.

NOTED PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE VIEWS OF!EACH CITY EXCLUSIVELY FOR LOUIS VUITTON$e Louis Vui!on City Guides have always placed special emphasis on the %nely cra(ed contributions of their authors, supporting them in their quest to %nd just the right words and"an"appropriately elegant style to reveal the soul of each city. Without departing in any"way from this philosophy, the"City"Guides now include photographic contributions to o#er their readers an additional perspective, not"merely to illustrate the text. $e"photography collective Tendance Floue has produced a new series of images for the City"Guides and some exclusive photographs for the Louis"Vui!on City"Guide App which are proposed in"$e"Scenic"Route chapter.

The collective’s photographers sensitively capture the charms and distinctive allure of!destination in original ways.

Founded in 1991, Tendance Floue, a collective of thirteen photographers sees itself as!a laboratory, exploring the world and working together to open up new horizons and!diversify approaches in contemporary photography. Apart from the personal aspect of their work, Tendance Floue’s members have all taken on the shared goal of contributing to a wider photographic mission. By joining, combining, comparing and contrasting their images, they move their work beyond the limits of individual creation to something entirely new. Tendance Floue looks behind every door, experiments with all techniques and!processes used in contemporary photography, without taboos.

A TOUR OF THE WORLD IN 25 CITIES

BERLINBerlin has never stopped reinventing itself, drawing its dynamism from its history and its transformations. Today, its landmark buildings have regained their splendour and grace. The former East Berlin has been entirely rehabilitated and now a vast program of architectural renovation and urban renewal is under way in West Berlin. Open-minded, free-spirited and tolerant, Berlin is an extremely modern city, standing as a beacon of!reconciliation.

CHICAGOChicago is where Frank Lloyd Wright found his architectural footing and where literary giants such as Nelson Algren and Saul Bellow penned their most famous lines. Its museums are known worldwide and its avant-garde plays are often hits in New York later. The Windy City embraces, in one sweep, the handsome Lake Michigan, stunning parkland and head-spinning skyscrapers.

BEIJINGA capital of strong contrasts, between peace and turmoil. Today’s architectural marvels sprout alongside landmarks dating back as much as three millennia. Phenomenal economic growth in recent years sets this city’s rhythm and!energy, creating an urban landscape in a constant process of becoming.

HONG KONG Nestled between sea and mountains, a group of islands and peninsulas with limited room to grow is home to this fascinating metropolis, peppered with more skyscrapers than any other city in the world, reaching ever higher, with!thronging streets, a frenetic pace of life and, amidst this joyous chaos, the grace of a Zen temple or the sanctuary of a botanical garden. The entrancingly lit skyline at night is a!symphony of color reflected in waters plied by!catamarans, sampans and ferryboats.

BANGKOKVery much a 24-hour city, Bangkok is home to open-minded inhabitants imbued with a vital energy. With!its!legendary street food and a booming fine dining scene, the city rightly claims to be Asia’s culinary capital. Bangkok also boasts a growing arts and entertainment scene, and!its!quality of life and vivacious ambience ensure that Bangkok will remain an ever-welcoming, world-class!city.

CAPE TOWNTable Mountain offers dramatic panoramas of the African continent’s southernmost city, its beaches, the blue immensity of the ocean. Down below, a concert of white and black African identities awaits the visitor, a meeting point of geographies, cultures and histories, from great open spaces to the vestiges of the colonial past in the bustling City Bowl area, from the posh villas of Constantia to the futuristic post-apartheid constructions of a city in!transformation, open to the world.

ISTANBULA magical city, Istanbul brims with life, against a backdrop of Ottoman riches and ornate palaces. Captivating, proud and boisterous, like the waters of the Bosporus, the city is constantly changing, painting each visit in a!new color. Contemporary, bubbling over with creativity, Istanbul draws inspiration from its past to move forward into the!future, with force, delicacy and determination.

MOSCOWBrash, bold and beautiful, its history stretching back nearly a thousand years, the Russian capital revels in its!artistry and majesty. From gilt domes to holy sanctuaries, from!the!severity of Soviet-era urban planning to the!splendor of world-renowned art collections, and the gaudy razzle-dazzle of its nightclubs, this eclectic city never fails to!enthrall.

MILAN Italy’s financial capital and the main city of the prosperous northern province of Lombardy, a center for publishing and the press industry, Milan proudly boasts a new urban landscape created in advance of Expo 2015, the!next world fair. Now more than ever the city stands as a magnet for fashion and design, a trendsetter for an!international lifestyle that draws streams of visitors from!around!the!world.

MIAMISeductive, sun-kissed, devoted to outdoor pleasures, dominated by the Four Seasons Hotel and the ultra-modern office buildings of its central business district, a tropical paradise by day and an urban playground by!night, with a vibrant music scene, this fashionable city is!at the crossroads of North American, Latin American, and!Caribbean cultures.

NEW YORK The city that never sleeps, a dream destination for travelers, with an infectious spirit of camaraderie, offers surprises to its visitors not just when they move from one neighborhood to the next but on every corner. Geometric and awe-inspiring Manhattan, the vast yet human scale of intellectual and artistic Brooklyn, the melting pot of cultures vividly on display in Queens—an exciting and!desire-kindling metropolis, that stays with visitors long after they leave.

MEXICO CITY This sprawling city, one of the world’s most populous metropolitan areas, offers a passionate mosaic of colorful neighborhoods, known as colonias, where diversity rather than unity is the byword. From the bustling and energetic historic center to Tepito in the north, notoriously home to the country’s largest informal market, contrasting with picturesque and artistic Coyoacán and the aristocratic tranquility of San Angel in the south.

LONDONStretching for many miles on either side of the Thames, this!dynamic capital takes pride in its ethnic diversity while still embodying the quintessential British spirit, which shines through in a vast assortment of unique places, each!with its own very special atmosphere, from the!fantastically eccentric Speaker’s Corner in Hyde Park to!the stiff-upper-lip luxury of Belgravia, from the nocturnal playground of!Soho to the imposing behemoths of a storied financial center, the City.

LOS ANGELESThe stuff of which legends are made: West Hollywood, Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills…. Stars climbing out of poverty to fame and fortune, movie magic at the studios, light and shadow. This modern city, the largest on America’s Pacific coast, long known for its maze of!highways, the sun-drenched beaches of Santa Monica, Venice and Malibu, is taking on a new identity today, remaking its downtown area as a world-class destination anchored by major cultural institutions.

SEOULBuddhist temples and gardens are oases in this fast-growing megacity. Provocative building facades are complemented by the eclectic galleries of a booming contemporary art scene, where local artists vie for acclaim with highly creative and engaging multimedia works. The dynamic and light-hearted South Korean capital, a high-tech hotbed, deftly marries its taste for innovation and design with a!party spirit.

SÃO PAULOWelcoming, prosperous, wheeling-dealing, burning the!candle at both ends, contagious in its effervescence, this economic success story and emerging-market paragon, the largest metropolis in the Southern Hemisphere, with!its!thousands of buildings, including many skyscrapers reaching to the heavens, is constantly in motion.

PARISSynonymous with elegance, the quintessential city of light wears the marks of its long history effortlessly on every corner. Always a romantic backdrop, straddling the banks of a river where dreams come true. A city that retains a hint of insolence and jauntiness from its insubordinate past, inspiring artists, creative spirits, connoisseurs and all lovers of luxury and beauty.

PRAGUEPrague has mastered the art of unlikely combinations: the!astonishing jumble of Baroque churches in Malá Strana find their counterpart in the medieval town bristling with Gothic towers. Beyond, avenues of Art Nouveau buildings in all forms stretch into the distance. With its rich past and proud cultures, Prague remains the jewel of Central Europe, yet far from being a city-museum, it engages energetically with the modern world.

ROMERome is the cradle of western civilization. The magnificent ruins of ancient Rome, the wonders of the Renaissance and its Baroque treasures harmonize perfectly. Such variety does not overwhelm its two millennia of history: rather it!highlights the charm of the city’s lifestyle and the beauty that can be enjoyed in its palaces, gardens, museums, trattorias and ice-cream parlours, or seen while wandering in its alleyways or daydreaming by a fountain.

RIO DE JANEIRO Both provincial and sophisticated, beautiful and wild, Rio is a modern, tropical and multicultural metropolis that revels in paradox. From lush forests to closely packed skyscrapers, modern architectural masterpieces to elegant colonial residences, glamour to religious fervor, beaches to!ultra-contemporary museums, there really is no other city quite like it on the planet.

SHANGHAIAt the vanguard of world economic development, Shanghai teems with avant-garde office buildings dangling above the clouds and counts nearly 25 million residents. Although quite often beset by thick smog, on some days the sky can be a brilliant blue. The city’s weather is a study in contrasts: frigid winters, humid and very hot summers. Owing to these extremes, Shanghai’s energy has plenty of bite, firmly asserting its position as a fascinating metropolis at the cusp of the future.

SYDNEYSpirited and bathed in sea breezes, Australia’s most cosmopolitan city is a great place to live, its claims to fame including the bay lit at night by the office buildings of the!business district, the steel arch of the Harbour Bridge, not to forget the futuristic and beastlike silhouette of the!Opera House with its fins extended, ready to set sail.

SINGAPOREIn less than 50 years, Singapore has grown from a peaceful fishing village into one of the world’s most vibrant cities. Its reputation as a leading provider of services and its reliability as a city built for business have earned it the!nickname “Singapore Inc.” But this is far from the whole story. Nurturing creativity is also one of Singapore’s strong points, making this Asian destination an extraordinary city where everyone wants to live.

VENICEBy turns festive and secretive, this city of dreams and illusions between sea and sky reserves its inexhaustible artistic heritage and its contemporary creativity for those who, venturing beyond the usual tourist attractions, take the time to explore its labyrinth of narrow streets and!canals.

TOKYOHip to the latest fashion trends and technologically savvy, this chameleon city offers an astonishing marriage of modernity and tradition, from sleek contemporary architecture to the ancient art treasures of the Asakusa district, fascinating visitors with its seemingly boundless ambition, inspiration and energy.

BANGKOK"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-051-1)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-052-8)Authors: Florence Mason, Ronald!Gluckman, Gabrielle Doman, Sofie!LisbyPhotographer: MeyerGuest: M. L. Poomchai Chumbala

BEIJING"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-071-9)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-072-6)Authors: Eric Meyer, Nelly Alix, Zora!Belmejdoub Gérault, Bénédicte!Bro, Lucile Constant, Jeanne Gloanec, Kasia!Harold, Isabelle Holden, Flore!de!Lassus, Nicolas Sridi, Jérémie!Thircuir, Diane Vandesmet Photographer: MeyerGuest: Huang Hung

BERLIN "30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-028-3)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-029-0)Authors: Pierre Léonforte, Michael!BrücknerPhotographer: Patrick TourneboeufGuest: Sasha Waltz

CAPE TOWN"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-917781-85-2)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-010-8)Authors: Paul Duncan, Patrick Farrell, Nicola Mitchell, Nadine Rubin NathanPhotographer: Alain WillaumeGuest: Beezy Bailey

CHICAGO"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-049-8)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-050-4)Authors: Elly Fishman, Jeffrey Ruby, Emmet Sullivan, Kelly Aiglon, Melanie Rud Chadwick, Diana Tychen BittingPhotographer: Olivier CulmannGuest: Naomi Beckwith

HONG KONG"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-073-3)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-074-0)Authors: Divia Harilela, Lok Ting, Zoe Li, Virginia LauPhotographer: Bertrand MeunierGuest: Carol Cheng

ISTANBUL"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-030-6)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-031-3)Authors: Clara Le Fort, Antony Doucet, Alara Kap, Bahar Karaca, Umut Sengun, Hande Orekli, Zeynep BerikPhotographer: Thierry ArdouinGuest: Serdar Gülgün

LONDON"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-36983-057-3)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-058-0)Authors: James Sherwood, Juliet Kinsman, Daven WuPhotographer: Alain Willaume Guest: Faye Toogood

LOS ANGELES"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-069-6)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-070-2)Authors: Sabine Bouvet, Claude Deloffre, Pierre LéonfortePhotographer: Denis BourgesGuest: Tim Street-Porter

MEXICO CITY"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-917781-83-8)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-008-5)Spanish (ISBN 978-2-917781-95-1)Authors: Déborah Vértiz Cámara, Elisabeth Cautru, Natasha Edwards, Ana!Elena Mallet, Valentina et!Tatiana!Ortiz Monasterio, María!José!Musi, Guillermo Osorno, Una!Pérez Ruiz, Yannina ThomassinyPhotographer: Flore-Aël SurunGuest: Carlos Couturier

MIAMI"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-065-8)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-066-5)Authors: Linda Lee, Lydia Martin, Barbara!de VriesPhotographer: Olivier CulmannGuest: Lourdes Lopez

MILAN"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-032-0)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-033-7)Authors: Donatella Brun, Pierre!Léonforte, Isabelle Valembras-DahirelPhotographer: Alain WillaumeGuest: Malika Ayane

MOSCOW"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-917781-79-1)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-004-7)Russian (ISBN 978-2-917781-94-4)Author: Sophie MassalovitchPhotographer: Pascal AimarGuest: Micha Gannouchkine

NEW YORK"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-36983-055-9)English (ISBN! 978-2-36983-056-6)Authors: Rachel Wolff, Daniel Maurer, Juliet Kinsman, Aja MangumPhotographer: Pascal AimarGuest: Diane Paulus

PUBLICATION INFORMATION FOR THE NEW LOUIS VUITTON CITY GUIDES

PARIS"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-36983-045-0)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-046-7)Authors: Sébastien Demorand, Pierre!Léonforte, Jean-Luc Toula-Breysse, Isabelle Forestier, Alexis Chenu, Marie-Hélène Brunet-LhostePhotographer: Flore-Aël SurunGuests: Guillaume Gallienne and his wife

PRAGUE"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-36983-053-5)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-054-2)Authors: Will Tizard, Lisette Allen, Joann!Plockova, Sophie MassalovitchPhotographer: Thierry ArdouinGuest: Ivan Zachariá#

RIO DE JANEIRO"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN! 978-2-36983-040-5)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-041-2)Authors: Douglas Gray, Dominic Phillips, Kathleen McCaul, Nathan WaltersPhotographer: Denis BourgesGuest: Joyce Moreno

ROME "30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-047-4)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-048-1)Authors: Pierre Léonforte, Arielle!de!Gasquet, Federico de Cesare Viola, Isabelle Valembras-Dahirel Photographer: Patrick TourneboeufGuest: Catherine Colonna

SÃO PAULO"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-061-0)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-062-7)Authors: Claire Rigby, Jean-Michel!de!Alberti, Cédric Morisset, Ana!Luisa!Pessoa de Queiroz Photographer: MeyerGuest: Marcio Kogan

SEOUL"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-917781-89-0)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-014-6)Korean (ISBN 978-2-917781-99-9)Authors: Nicolas Finet, Jean-Yves Ruaux, Michel TemmanPhotographer: Thierry ArdouinGuest: Lee Byung-Hun

SHANGHAI"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-038-2)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-039-9)Authors: Justin Fischer, Sam Gaskin, Cindy Kuan, Nick!Taylor, Michel TemmanPhotographer: Bertrand MeunierGuest: Paul Pairet

SINGAPORE"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-036-8)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-037-5)Authors: Daven Wu, Charlene Fang, Desiree Koh, Audrey Perera, Annette Tan Photographer: Olivier CulmannGuest: Peter Lee

SYDNEY"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-063-4)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-064-1)Authors: Sophie Davies, Marie!Aucouturier, Sophie Davies, Clara!Le FortPhotographer: Pascal AimarGuest: Miranda Otto

TOKYO"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-059-7)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-060-3)Authors: Michel Temman, Benoît PiquetPhotographer: Mat JacobGuest: Takeshi Kitano

VENICE"30, 8,2 x 5,4 In. (20,8 x 13,8 cm)320 pages - 600 addressesFrench (ISBN!978-2-36983-067-2)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-068-9)Authors: Philippe Duboÿ, Oscar DuboÿPhotographer: Patrick TourneboeufGuest: Alberto Sonino

ALL 15 GUIDES SOLD IN!A!LACQUERED-WOOD BOX"500, limited editionFrench (ISBN 978-2-36983-075-7)English (ISBN 978-2-36983-076-4)

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LOUIS VUITTON PUBLISHING

Louis Vuitton has operated its own publishing house for some fifteen years and!today!offers a catalogue of more than 80 titles, including two collections focused on!travel: its “City Guides” and “Travel Books”. Louis Vuitton also produces a series of!richly illustrated volumes in association with several international publishers as!well as art books, in limited editions signed and numbered by the artists, exclusively for sale at!Louis Vuitton stores.

Books have always held pride of place in the history of the House of Vuitton. Gaston-Louis Vuitton (1883–1970), grandson of the founder, was himself an avid collector and keen bibliophile, whose tastes ranged from literature to art books. He!founded three bibliophile societies and maintained a prolific correspondence with!the!publishers, illustrators and writers of his day.

When the Louis Vuitton store on the Champs-Elysées opened its doors in 1914, it!already featured a comfortable reading and letter-writing room for its customers. This tradition continues into the present day at the Louis Vuitton bookstores which!offer a choice selection of books on art, fashion, design and travel.