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Louis Vuitton Unveils Its 2025 Silver Lockit Collection

— July 8, 2025 — Social Good
The 2025 Silver Lockit collection from Louis Vuitton debuts in collaboration with House Ambassador Felix, marking a renewed commitment to the brand’s longstanding partnership with UNICEF. This year’s edition blends the House’s iconic design heritage with a deeply personal message from Felix -- engraving the word 'DREAM' and a blue heart onto each piece to symbolize hope, unity, and children’s rights.

Crafted in certified recycled silver, the collection features a pendant, earring, and bracelet, available with a silver chain or in cord versions, in four colours: yellow, blue, pink, and black. These pieces revisit the lock motif first introduced on the 'Steamer' bag in 1901, now reinvented as a powerful emblem of global solidarity. For each purchase, Louis Vuitton donates $100 - $200 to UNICEF programs supporting vulnerable children worldwide, extending the campaign’s total impact to over $24 million since 2016.

Image Credit: Louis Vuitton

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