Louis Vuitton – Monogram Idylle

May 2012

Louis Vuitton – Monogram Idylle

May 2012

Louis Vuitton is revealing a new interpretation of its famous Monogram flowers. Each motif has its own corresponding colour of gold – rose, yellow or white, brought to life with the sparkle of a diamond.

Monogram Idylle offers an invitation to play with bracelets and necklaces to be linked together, stacked up, mixed up or changed around. Individual earrings for a deliberately mismatched look and a triple ring for a collection of contrasts.

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