In his first campaign for Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams brings his vision of the Maison into focus with the new Speedy: an adaptation of the iconic bag told through images capturing Rihanna photographed by Keizō Kitajima and Martine Syms.
The campaign, presented a few days after her debut fashion show, broadens the scope of Louis Vuitton's Men's creative director, representing the union of two everyday icons: a luxury bag interpreted by an artist with universal appeal.
An evolution of the classic Speedy, one of the first bags owned by Pharrell Williams, the new version evokes, through the inimitable savoir-faire of the Maison, a visual language that draws on the codes and stylistic approach of Canal Street. An everyday icon designed for every lifestyle.
In his first campaign for Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams brings his vision of the Maison into focus with the new Speedy: an adaptation of the iconic bag told through images capturing Rihanna photographed by Keizō Kitajima and Martine Syms.
The campaign, presented a few days after his debut fashion show, broadens the scope of Louis Vuitton's Men's creative director by representing the union of two everyday icons: a luxury bag interpreted by an artist with universal appeal.
An evolution of the classic Speedy, one of the first bags owned by Pharrell Williams, the new version evokes, through the inimitable savoir-faire of the Maison, a visual language that draws on the codes and stylistic approach of Canal Street.
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Rihanna wore a customised indigo Damoflage jacquard denim jumpsuit by Louis Vuitton.
Rihanna wore a total white look, characterised by an oversized blouse and loose trousers worn with pointed heels to which she matched the Maison's Keepall duffle bag.