New Louis Vuitton Collection Is the Cat’s Meow

by Angela Vuckovic

November 27th, 2018 12:00 AM

new louis vuitton collection is the cats meow

The world-famous luxury retailer launched an exclusive collection of fab accessories that delighted animal lovers- and it was inspired by the designers’ own pets.

If you’d ask me, I’d get everything with cats or dogs on it. Mugs, clothes, stationery- I can’t think of anything that wouldn’t be instantly cuter with a pet on it. Of course, a lot of pet parents share my opinion, so it when Louis Vuitton launched their feline-inspired capsule collection, it took the fashion scene by the storm.

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As cool as a cat. Find the Twist bag featuring @therealgracecoddington’s Catogram print in her collaboration with @nicolasghesquiere. More via link in bio.

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The Catogram, as the collection is aptly named, features shoes, purses, and clothes designed by Nicolas Ghesquière and Grace Coddington. Coddington, who is a proud cat lady in addition to being an art and style icon, provided hand-drawn sketches of her own Persians -Pumpkin and Blanket- for the designs. The charming kitties, paired with the recognizable Louis Vuitton print leave no feline-loving fashionista indifferent. You can find them embossed on pricey purses or printed on silky pajamas, luxurious scarves and shoes. There are even whole bags in the shape of Pumpkin and Blanket!

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Monogram becomes Catogram. The cheerful colors of the collaboration between @nicolasghesquiere and @therealgracecoddington pay homage to the fashion editor’s signature flame-colored hair. See the capsule via link in bio.

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While there’s no doubt about who the real stars are, designers at Louis Vuitton didn’t want for our precious doggos to feel left out so you’ll notice some canine motifs, too. For instance, there are adorable bone-shaped purses or leather bag charms in the shape of a dog- just to name a few. So, if you’re a canine pawrent, you’ll find some cute accessories to flaunt, too- it’s not all for the cat people. I mean, Ghesquière does have an adorable puppy (proof below), so it makes sense they’d include pooches into the design, as well.

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Achille chewing a LV bone bag from @therealgracecoddington 🍖🐶

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Whether you’re a dog person, cat person, or both, you’ll love this high-fashion collection. From feline-tastic scarves to pooch-print pumps, it’s almost impossible to resist! Sure, your bank account might not share your enthusiasm, but you only live once, right?

Angela Vuckovic

A proud mama to seven dogs and ten cats, Angela spends her days writing for her fellow pet parents and pampering her furballs, all of whom are rescues. When she's not gushing over her adorable cats or playing with her dogs, she can be found curled up with a good fantasy book.

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