Whoever said life is more about the journey than the destination never got a chance to shop at Louis Vuitton's new five-story flagship—a luxury pantheon so vast, it resembles one of the label's legendary Neverfull totes made three-dimensional.

Louis Vuitton first opened an independent New York store in 1980, gradually increasing its footprint as the label grew from a small family business to the most profitable tentpole of the world’s largest luxury group. Just last year, the company draped its Parisian flagship in a trunk-like facade that foreshadowed its current New York display.

With its official opening on Friday, November 15, the location becomes the largest Louis Vuitton space in the United States. The five-story structure features an immense amount of retail space, enough to show-off not only the quintessential LV trunks,

Step inside Louis Vuitton’s newest flagship on Fifth Avenue and discover a breathtaking fusion of artistry, architecture, and luxury. This stunning space is more than just a store—it’s a cultural masterpiece,

Louis Vuitton is pulling out all the stops with the unveiling of its dazzling new pop-up. Taking center stage while its Fifth Avenue flagship undergoes extensive renovation, this location holds the title of Louis Vuitton's biggest U.