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The Glass MagazineIn a fashion landscape captivated by the fleeting, Louis Vuitton’s Monogram endures as a masterclass in timeless allure. Conceived in 1896 by Georges Vuitton, the emblem - interlaced initials softened by floral motifs - has evolved from a practical safeguard against counterfeiting into an enduring symbol of savoir-faire. From aristocratic trunks to It-girl arm candy, its presence has been both constant and quietly transformative, absorbing decades of cultural shifts while remaining unmistakably itself. Collaborations with artists and designers have reimagined its canvas, yet never diluted its essence. Now, at 130 years, the Monogram is not merely celebrated: it is reaffirmed, a living icon that continues to balance heritage with reinvention. Coinciding with the announcement of the opening of the Louis Vuitton Hotel opening in London’s Mayfair on the 24 April, for Glass’ Digital Spring Cover, we look at how this symbol continues to prove that true luxury lies in permanence, not novelty. Courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
On the profile · Jul 6, 2026