Discover the Louis Vuitton × Murakami re-edition, a joyful fusion of iconic designs and cutting-edge innovation

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Highlighted by a campaign starring actress Zendaya, the Louis Vuitton × Murakami re-edition pays tribute to the brand's legacy showcasing Murakami's bold designs.

Pieces from the Louis Vuitton x Murakami re-edition include new iterations of their bestselling Multicolore monogram handbags, as well as accessories like scarves, belts, headbands and skateboards. The Multicolore monogram also decorates newer Vuitton handbag models, the Capucines and the Coussin.

The collection spans a whopping 200 pieces, including everything from luggage and sneakers to skateboards and fragrances.

Original Story (December 26, 2024): The internet has caught wind of a new campaign for the upcoming Louis Vuitton x Murakami re-edition collection. It seems that global phenom Zendaya has been enlisted to star in the new campaign for the house, first appearing on Reddit and TikTok.

The storied collaboration celebrates its 20th anniversary with a vibrant re-edition.

Created in 2003 during Marc Jacobs's tenure as creative director, the original Takashi Murakami "Monogram Multicolore" collaboration was a cultural vibe shift. Here's why the brand's re-edition—out January 1—matters.

The "Louis Vuitton x Murakami" collection celebrates creativity and the power of art. It's designed to be cherished, capturing the joyful spirit of the original collaboration.

Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami are back with a new Chapter 1 drops with over 200 new pieces that see a new Monogram Multicolore pattern.

Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami’s prized collection. First debuted in 2002 in a runway show under the direction of Marc Jacobs, the line was initially put up for sale in 2003. It quickly became coveted with the likes of Jennifer Lopez fronting a campaign while stars like Paris Hilton and even the fictional Regina George of “Mean Girls” wearing pieces.