Making a Luxury Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama Trunk From Start to Finish | Vogue France

Second chapter, second meeting with the most prestigious craftsmen of the fashion industry. In the Every Step To Make series, Vogue France opens the doors to the workshops of the most talented artisans in fashion and reveals all of the steps involved in creating an iconic piece. In this second episode, Eric, a rigid product designer, explains the step-by-step secrets behind the creation of a perfume trunk designed in collaboration with Yayoi Kusama and made in the Louis Vuitton workshops in Asnières. This unique and unusual creation is tailor-made for the Japanese artist who has deeply marked the history of contemporary art with her avant-garde spirit. The Yayoi Kusama x Louis Vuitton bottle maker is a jewel of sophistication, with precise gestures, detailed assemblies and impeccable structure. Every Step To Make invites you to contemplate a know-how of excellence, in the service of a poetic fashion creation.
Director: Simon Meheust - Tsygan et Dezik
Producer: Amaury Delcambre
Producer Assistant: Malo Huet-Leberruyer, Marie Jaso
Sound: Hubert Rey-Grange
2e Cadreur: Isaac Mazeran
Casting Video Manager: Adèle Ligerot
Casting Video Coordinator: Sarah Tauxe
Post producer: Agathe Romain
Editor: Robinson Doumbouya - Tsygan et Dezik
Color Grade: Simon Meheust - Tsygan et Dezik
Motion Design: Gabriel Delmas
Motion Design Assistant: Hannae Khennoussi
Video Development: Louise des Ligneris
Programmation Lead: Stéphanie Amaya
Video Operations Manager: Axelle de Benedittis
Head of Video: Thomas Leroy
Head of Editorial Content : Eugénie Trochu
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[@Victor-meplond]

Wouah c’est génial merci à Vogue France de nous montre l’envers du décor de la création de c’est malle Louis Vuitton.

[@Ascorbicon]

I scrolled too fast and thought that was Dave Grohl on the thumbnail

[@fernandasolange8347]

❤❤

[@MikeBrice3000]

😍😍😍

[@Meow-rb1sf]

あんなちゃっちー木の板貼り併せてガっタガタにはさみで切って出来てるものに平気で100万とか値段つけてんだっていうのにがっかり

[@chaimadoukara5666]

et aprés boom 1000000000 euros

[@abby3213]

Masterpiece 🙏💟

[@misspurple1738]

❤

[@qalqanqulaq]

Кусана түрлі-түсті дөңгелекшелерді ұқыпсыз бояпты

[@colettedubois-guerrier7276]

MERCI À VOGUE MAIS SURTOUT À CET ART - t i s a n .. HOMMAGE À BERNARD ARNAUD SANS QUI .. TOUT CELA .. N’EXISTERAIT … PAS 🙏🇫🇷🌞

[@leilleilla]

If bags were actually made like this with the same process and slowness, you would only make two bags a day That means sixty bags a month Which means that you will not reap all this wealth You will not even find enough money to pay the workers' wages, so your work will end So stop lying

[@RogerRabbit-hd1hh]

Well, in case you don’t know, this is only one model amoung loads of others. Not all models are high end, some are made one unit at a time, some others are made in serial production and only take a few hours to make.

[@sleju69]

I’ve worked in a LV bag workshop as a logistics engineer. We were producing roughly 6000 bags a week for 900 employees, which means roughly 1 bag a week per employee (all employees considered - even logistics, HR, etc.). To be fair, the bags are produced in a « chain production manner », which means that in a production line, a worker does only a specific task for several hours and the bag moves across the line. Most assembly tasks are automated (sewing machines, embossing, etc.), except for trunks where quite litterally everything is manual besides cutting the leather/canvas. Hope that helps to add some perspective !

[@RogerRabbit-hd1hh]

@@sleju69 Interesting comment. I never worked for LV but I used to work for Hermès. We do work in a kind of ’’industrial’’ mindset but one person makes the bag from beginning to end, except the cutting and what we call ’’preparation’’. Hermès cares a lot about the versatility of the employees. Pretty much everything is made by hand except the cutting of pieces. People get all the pieces needed to make a certain number of bags during the week and they have to manage their production cadency by themselves.

[@dikonan3138]

That bag should only be worth $100...

[@SirDucky2000]

looks like someone doesn’t know about how supply and demand works

[@camilledabert]

@@SirDucky2000 or the costs of savoir-faire

[@kato3000]

It was more than $100 in labor alone