Louis Vuitton turned the Han River bridge into a runway, featuring their pre-fall collection with models showcasing sunglasses, footwear, and vibrant bags, creating a spectacular fashion show.
The French fashion brand's South Korea show had a star-studded audience, including K-pop stars and celebrities like Chloë Grace Moretz and Jaden Smith, and commenced with traditional Korean music followed by a captivating shift to an enchanting blue ambiance.
The show on the Jamsugyo Bridge in South Korea, with its scenic location and the involvement of Squid Game director Hwang Dong-hyuk as a creative advisor, was set to create a unique and exciting experience for attendees.
Louis Vuitton's chairman and CEO, Pietro Beccari, recognizes Seoul as a vibrant cultural hub and a fitting destination for the fashion brand's innovative and creative spirit, with the event attracting 1,600 guests, including 100 local fashion students.
Global luxury brands have shown a growing interest in expanding into South Korea, fueled by the rise of K-pop music and the worldwide fascination with the country's film and television projects, making it an appealing market for companies like Louis Vuitton to tap into.
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The French fashion brand's South Korea show had a star-studded audience, including K-pop stars and celebrities like Chloë Grace Moretz and Jaden Smith, and commenced with traditional Korean music followed by a captivating shift to an enchanting blue ambiance.
The show on the Jamsugyo Bridge in South Korea, with its scenic location and the involvement of Squid Game director Hwang Dong-hyuk as a creative advisor, was set to create a unique and exciting experience for attendees.
Louis Vuitton's chairman and CEO, Pietro Beccari, recognizes Seoul as a vibrant cultural hub and a fitting destination for the fashion brand's innovative and creative spirit, with the event attracting 1,600 guests, including 100 local fashion students.
Global luxury brands have shown a growing interest in expanding into South Korea, fueled by the rise of K-pop music and the worldwide fascination with the country's film and television projects, making it an appealing market for companies like Louis Vuitton to tap into.
Read more at the link in our bio.
#LouisVuitton #LV #Seoul #China
Video credit: Unknown
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