The Fashion and Leather Goods business group

showed strong resilience in an uncertain environment

in 2024. Driven by a desire to offer their customers

exceptional products and experiences, LVMH’s

Maisons continued to pursue creativity, very high qual-

ity, masterful craftsmanship and retail excellence.

Louis Vuitton was once again driven by its boundless

capacity for innovation in the world of travel. Nicolas

Ghesquière’s Fall/Winter fashion show celebrated

10 years of his designs at the Maison. Following the

Voyager show in Shanghai, the 2025 Cruise collection

was presented in Barcelona’s Park Güell. For his second

fashion show, Pharrell Williams drew inspiration from

the American West and his 2025 Spring/Summer col-

lection, “The World is Yours”, was unveiled at UNESCO’s

headquarters in Paris, celebrating the Maison’s spirit

of travel. Many new designs were launched in leather

goods, including the Speedy P9 bag in fresh colors, the

Low Key line and the Neverfull Inside Out, a reversible

version of one of the Maison’s icons. In jewelry, its

LV Diamonds collection introduced a cut in the shape

of the Monogram flower and extended the Maison’s

commitment to sustainable practices by ensuring that

every diamond is fully traceable. For its tenth anniver-

sary, the Escale watch released its first three-hand

model. In 2024 more than ever before, carrying on a

well-established tradition, victory traveled in Louis

Vuitton: bespoke trunks, handcrafted in its historic

Asnières workshops, held the torches and medals of

the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. As

Title Partner of the 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona,

the Maison also unveiled two trunks carrying the

trophy for the Louis Vuitton Cup qualifiers and

theiconic Auld Mug presented to the winner of

theAmericas Cup In New York with Louis Vuittons

Fifth Avenue flagship store set to undergo a multiyear

renovation the Louis Vuitton 57th Street store

opened at the end of the year was a major success

This new flagship offers an immersive experience at

the crossroads of luxury culture and design

Christian Dior maintained its creative momentum,

fusing heritage and modernity. Maria Grazia Chiuri

revisited the origins of Dior ready-to-wear with a trib-

ute to the 1967 Miss Dior collection and drew inspira-

tion from Mary, Queen of Scots for her Cruise show

at Drummond Castle in Scotland, as well as from

Amazon warrior women for her Spring/Summer 2025

collection at the Musée Rodin in Paris. The Maison

continued to develop its collections, in particular the

Dioriviera collection. Kim Jones brought the signature

looks of Dior couture to menswear and launched a

capsule collection with Lewis Hamilton. Victoire de

Castellane unveiled her Diorama & Diorigami high

jewelry designs and celebrated the Maison’s tradition

of jewelry-making with the My Dior collection, which

echoes the texture of its iconic cannage stitching. The

Maison enjoyed high levels of visibility both during the

Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, thanks to

its athlete ambassadors, and at the opening ceremony,

with Lady Gaga and Céline Dion both wearing Dior.

Beijing hosted the L’Or de Dior exhibition in September,

while the Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition

arrived in Riyadh in November. At the end of the year,

an exhibition opened at La Galerie Dior in Paris fea-

turing photographs by Peter Lindbergh for the Maison.

Lastly, key highlights included the opening of an

exceptional store in Geneva, designed by Christian de

Portzamparc, and Dior’s spectacular façades and

enchanting window displays to celebrate the end- of-

year holiday season around the world, in particular at

its 30 Montaigne store in Paris and at the new Dior

Gold House in Bangkok.

Loro Piana which continued to offer products of the

highest quality turned in a remarkable performance

The year marked the Maisons centenary which it

celebrated by showcasing its finest materials The Fall

Winter collection was highly successful and leather

goods expanded with the launch of its latest handbag

the Loom For the endofyear holiday season culmi

nating its centenary celebrations Loro Piana trans

2024

Highlights

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ENERGY STRATEGY

AT LOUIS VUITTON WORKSHOPS

Louis Vuitton is rolling out an action

plan in its workshops to reduce energy

consumption and accelerate

the production of renewable energy.

The Maison is investing to employ

the best technologies, such as the ovens

used in certain workshops, enabling

them to reduce their consumption by 80%.

The Maison’s workshops have already reduced

their consumption by 32% since 2021.

Louis Vuitton is also continuing to equip

its workshops with photovoltaic panels

for instance in CharmessurlHerbasse

BeaulieusurLayon and SaintPourçain

surSioule in 2024 On average

these installations meet between 30

and 37 of the workshops energy needs

with carbonfree energies