The Louis Vuitton Woody Wagon Colognes is a limited-edition fragrance presentation set created with Los Angeles artist Alex Israel. The handcrafted miniature station wagon houses six Cologne Perfumes inside a wood-paneled design inspired by California's postwar "woodie" vehicles. The collectible combines mahogany panels engraved with the Monogram motif, natural beige leather and decorative wheels featuring Monogram flowers. The sculptural case consists of 219 individually assembled components and was produced by 60 artisans over more than 7,000 hours.
The edition is limited to 66 pieces, referencing the historic Route 66 highway, with deliveries scheduled for late September. The collaboration also introduces three translucent resin travel cases for the Sun Song, California Dream and Afternoon Swim fragrances. Each case features a colour gradient inspired by Californian landscapes and is finished with the Monogram motif across the exterior.
Luxury Fragrance Gift Sets
The Louis Vuitton Woody Wagon Colognes is a Limited Fragrance Set
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