LV, THE FASHION INDUSTRY’S SWEETHEART, HAS SEVERAL LITTLE KNOWN TRUTHS

Every woman’s colorful dream, Louis Vuitton is the premium brand of every period. Louis Vuitton consoles itself with a scarf, key chain, or small item for the many who can’t afford a Louis Vuitton bag. Many of us are hesitant to join Louis Vuitton, which places brand value at the forefront of it is values, and which many of us are afraid to gaze at the labels of people who work in paid jobs like us. Who knows what secrets it possesses, what stages it through during its formation is wonder topic.

• Louis Vuitton is the name of the founder of the brand. However, the founder’s full name is Louis Vuitton Malletier. Napoleon originally employed Louis Vuitton to prepare his wife’s luggage.
• The famed artist Salvador Dali was inspired by the brand’s monogram design to create the “Daligram” piece.

• Despite the fact that Louis Vuitton founded its first store in 1854, the company did not make its first bag until 1892.
• Louis Vuitton founded the world’s largest luggage business on Paris’s iconic Champs Elysees Street in 1914.
• The “locker,” created by Louis’ son George Vuitton, is a novel type of lock. The illusionist Harry Houdini, who is famed for his feat of escaping out of a locked box with his hands and arms tied, believed that the lock Louis Vuitton and his son had created would force him out. The great illusionist, on the other hand, was able to break free from the locked box and surprise the father and son.

• Not only has Louis Vuitton obtained the legal rights to its trademark pattern, but it has also gained all legal rights to its color combinations.
• It is part of the LVMH conglomerate, which owns 70 fashion houses including Christian Dior, Donna Karan, and Givenchy. The name of the company is derived from Louis Vuitton’s initials, L and V. The letters H and M in LVMH are derived from the initials of Mot Hennessy, a well known bourbon brand.
• In 1896, the brand’s initials were incorporated into the trademark monogram pattern as a deterrent to counterfeiters. The brand’s logo and pattern designs are still created in France.
• Waterproof and fireproof bags are also available from Louis Vuitton.
• Louis Vuitton is a brand that is never on sale. The firm claims that by doing so, it would avoid “dropping down” and will maintain its products with respectable people. Some customers have expressed gratitude to the firm for offering “value free items” amid difficult economic times.
• Unsold Louis Vuitton items are sent to the factory in France at the end of the year to be shredded and destroyed. The goal of this intriguing strategy is to safeguard the value of a company’s brand and intellectual property.
• According to the Forbes business journal, Louis Vuitton is the world’s 14th most valuable brand.

• In China, Louis Vuitton bags cost twice as much as they do in France. That is why the majority of Chinese choose to conduct their shopping in France.
• Angelina Jolie, Madonna, and David Bowie were among the celebrities that posed for Louis Vuitton. The president of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Mikhail Gorbachev, has been the brand’s most fascinating partner thus far.

• The gorgeous LV wallets are, of course, among the most pricey wallets offered globally. So far, no wallet brand has been able to compete with LV in terms of pricing.