Talking exclusively to the Guardian yesterday, Kim Jones said: 'All of these clothes are for the man who travels the world, be it on a private jet or a yacht!'Photograph: Christophe Ena/APCrocodile leather adds an extra touch of luxury to Louis Vuitton's new bag rangePhotograph: Christophe Ena/AP'We have brought back the steamer bag this season in different sizes and materials, such as a more supple version of the famous Epi leather, and crocodile,' says JonesPhotograph: Christophe Ena/AP
Pure luxe: shiny fabrics and technical accessoriesPhotograph: Christophe Ena/APThe high-gloss globes at the catwalk show continued a theme from the inventive 'pop-up Eiffel tower' invitesPhotograph: Thibault Camus/APSlick back your hair and pout for maximum LV points.Photograph: Christophe Ena/APThe 'Countryside' items in the collection were partly inspired by Karl Lagerfeld's house parties in the 70sPhotograph: Christophe Ena/AP'Luxury of course is the biggest thing about this collection and you can really see this in the fabrics and materials - the 70s was a time when Paris was "on the up",' says Jones. 'We have croc, lizard, astrakhan, camel, cashmere and shearling to reflect this'Photograph: Christophe Ena/AP'The croc blouson with shearling collar is a key, luxury piece.' And it's nice from behind too.Photograph: Christophe Ena/AP'Vuitton is really well set up for super-technical, super-luxury outerwear, and this is something we've really played to this season,' reveals JonesPhotograph: Christophe Ena/APIf Jones had to pick one accessory from the new collection, 'it would be the astrakhan Sirius suitcase. It's perfect for a weekend away'Photograph: Christophe Ena/APMarc Jacobs wearing his trademark kilt was in attendance at the Louis Vuitton showPhotograph: Thibault Camus/APBritish-born designer Kim Jones receives applause at the end of the showPhotograph: Christophe Ena/AP
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