Louis Vuitton Café In New York City

Louis Vuitton Café In New York City

Louis Vuitton opened its first U.S. café in New York City. The french fashion house is known for its monogrammed bags and vibrant designs. With stores spanning across the world, it’s no wonder why the house is so prominent in today’s culture.  

In 2023, the brand announced that Pharrell Williams would be the next men’s creative director. Since then, Louis Vuitton has astounded audiences with more bold design decisions. Yet, it seems surprising that the house went in a culinary direction. No matter what the reason was, in this case, LV knows best.

Le Café Louis Vuitton

While this restaurant will have many famous regular costumers, its employees have the same amount of star power. Chef Christophe Bellanca is in charge of running the kitchen. Additionally, Mary George is the head of the pastry team. The luxurious dishes match the energy of the house’s fashionable collections.

Also, the restaurant has an expansive display of pop culture and fashion books. Louis Vuitton luggage tags and trunks adorn the restaurant’s interior.

The café debuted on November 14th. A majority of the invited attendees were celebrities. Specifically, Cynthia Erivo, from the recent film Wicked, attended the opening. Also, the opening was as luxurious as the brand’s past events. Even though the café opened, fashion was a focal point of the night. There was Louis Vuitton head to toe on the attendees and ceiling to floor in the restaurant.

Additionally, Martha Stewart made an appearance. With her expansive career in cooking, her stamp of approval means everything. She arrived in grand style carrying a classic monogrammed bag. Overtime, her style has changed and her outfit that night showed how fashionable she is.

Ultimately, the LV café opening was a success. The fashion house proved it can perform excellently in other industries. Undoubtedly, the restaurant will become a very popular and exclusive spot in New York City.

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