Fashion, always moving, is one sphere that few brands have the power to set the global style agenda. So looking into 2025, new collections freshly walked down the runways of Paris signal an interesting contrast of heritage and innovation.

When we think of luxury fashion, the image of fine craftsmanship preparing timeless pieces ready to be worn is that of Louis Vuitton. To society, a Louis Vuitton bag is an investment. It mixes the history of fashion, connoisseurship, and the bond of an overwhelmingly wealthy lineage.

Louis Vuitton's world-famous classic, Epi Leather, has recently made a spectacular comeback and is turning heads with its colorful resurgence. The origins of this finely textured cowhide, known as Epi leather, date back to the 1920s when Louis first graced his Louis Vuitton bags. After a short hiatus, this iconic material has reappeared on the fashion catwalks and is receiving the attention it deserves. Known for its unique blend of style and durability, Epi leather is positioned as a timeless and understated alternative to Louis Vuitton's iconic monogram. The texture is unique yet elegant, and it's available in a variety of shapes, including Louis Vuitton's most popular silhouettes.