Keeping in touch with its adventure and nature-loving identity, the chic and worldly Louis Vuitton Spring campaign makes its way to South Africa.
Inspired by the cultured travelers who want to explore the world, its magical wildlife and all it has to offer, the new Louis Vuitton Spring campaign titled the 'Spirit of Travel' is jovial and nature filled.
Captured by the famous photographer Peter Lindbergh, the French brand heads to South Africa for some one-on-one time with nature and all its exotic wildlife. The sunny campaign is styled by Carine Roitfeld and is fronted by stunningly pretty British models Karen Elson and Edie Campbell. Posing for a series of bright and summery shots, the high fashion models are photographed with wild animals like giraffes.
South Africa Couture Campaigns
The Louis Vuitton Spring Campaign is Inspired by Nature and Travel
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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