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Kusama collection is a frenzy of dots
Don't Miss:Spurs NationElection results32nd annual Tejano ConjuntoTrends: Bushy browsCityscape: La Tuna Ice HouseComics GamesOpinion HomeColumnistsCommentaryEditorialsLetters to the EditorAutomotiveEagle FordColumnistsNational/InternationalReal EstateSalary WizardPress releasesTop Work PlacesSponsored ContentRecent StoriesRestaurant SearchRestaurant News and ReviewsRecipesThe brand, best known for leather goods, formally unveiled a new collection on Tuesday created in collaboration between and Louis Vuitton creative director . The theme is bold, graphic polka dots a signature of the artist offered in a frenzied series of sizes and colors.
Jacobs and Kusama started with inspiration of "obsession and seriality," according to a company statement.
The dots cover shoes, handbags, shirts, skirts and sunglasses, among other items.
Jacobs met Kusama in 2006. He is an avid art collector and was a fan of Kusama's sculptures and paintings. "The obsessive character and the innocence of her artwork touch me," Jacobs said.
In honor of the new products, Louis Vuitton created a splashy display for the brand's flagship Manhattan store on Fifth Avenue that pays homage to three Kusama motifs: "Beginning of the Universe," "Eternal Blooming Flowers in My Mind" and "SelfObliteration." The building facade is wrapped in a pattern of dots.
The timing of the product launch and building installation coincides with the 's new exhibition of Kusama's work.
A decade ago,[url=http://www.sport.fr/business/louisvuitton.html]louis vuitton paris[/url], Jacobs and Louis Vuitton had great success collaborating with Japanese designer on a series of popart products that became instant musthaves among the fashion crowd and spawned a seemingly infinite number of massmarket items covered in similarstyle rainbowcolored monograms and logos.