Louis Vuitton unveils Bubblegram, a new collection of bags devoted to colour
Even though Louis Vuitton is well-known for its roots as a trunk maker, the Maison has continued to create a myriad of statement pieces throughout the seasons and decades. For Summer 2022, it is introducing a playful new collection that will certainly delight the young at heart, the Louis Vuitton Bubblegram.
Bright, youthful and fresh, the Bubblegram collection exudes pops of colours and flaunts rounded, curvy silhouettes. It features a new exceptional quilted Monogram with a bouncy, cloud-like effect that feels soft to the touch—a celebration of Louis Vuitton’s storied savoir faire courtesy of its artisans. Each bag is hand-finished to assure supreme precision and quality, and the collection is available in four models: Over The Moon, Papillon, Alma and Wallet on Strap in pastel shades of iced blue, dragonfruit, banana, and also classic snow and black in calfskin leather. That’s not all as the collection will subsequently be expanded to include exciting and inviting new hues over time.
Thanks to shoulder straps, gold chains and versatile forms, the Bubblegram collection offers a multitude of carrying options—on the shoulder, crossbody or handheld. A nod to the collection’s high level of detailing, the bags boast a woven lining that comes accentuated with a Monogram Nano pattern. With its functional and adaptable designs, this irresistible collection is perfect for all occasions from day to night.
Visit louisvuitton.com to find out more.
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