Virgil Abloh's latest collection investigates unconscious biases instilled in our collective psyche by reimagining looks as pieces in a game of chess. Shot in North Wales by Tim Walker, the campaign revisits the motifs and metaphors of chess, a recurrent theme in Virgil Abloh's work at Louis Vuitton. Staged as a life-sized game, the collection comes alive as pieces in a choreographed play between a cast of characters.

As a leader of luxury industry on a world scale, the clothing and leather manufacturer Louis Vuitton has always been a protector of traditional craft and precious technical heritage since its establishment in 1854. In 1987, Louis Vuitton and the wine family Moët Hennessy were fused into a largest luxury group in the world -- LVMH. The exquisite, professional techniques of F/W 2021 collection bring us its classic and timeless quality.

Nicolas Ghesquière's Louis Vuitton released its A/W 2021 womenswear collection officially in the Paris Fashion Week. Ghesquière made a runway of the Louvre's Denon wing, his models mingling with ancient Roman, Greek, and Etruscan sculptures to the tunes of Daft Punk's mega-hit "Around the World". The hand-drawn pictures of Italian design atelier Fornasetti become the visual inspiration of A/W 2021 collection, appearing on the suit jacket, wide overcoat, vest and A-line dress. Nicolas Ghesquière's ability to process silhouette and visual effect is fully presented in A/W 2021. The outgoing printed patterns and harmonious sculptural silhouette allow people to feel the emotion of Louis Vuitton A/W 2021."I wanted something impactful, something that conveys hope and joy for what's coming next, and for people to have a good time watching," Ghesquière said."A moment of fashion." After experiencing the long-term restraint brought by the epidemic, fashion should return to its joyous mode and prepare for the revival.