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Louis Vuitton has unveiled its new men’s Pre-Fall 2022 residency in Soho that highlights the final capsule from the late creative director, Virgil Abloh.
Even though the loss of Virgil Abloh is still felt around the world, the fashion world is still remembering, honoring and paying tribute to the visionary creative. His work lives on and the latest iteration of his storytelling prowess is present in Louis Vuitton’s newest temporary residency in Soho for the men’s Pre-Fall 2022 collection. Titled “Daybreak,” the latest capsule is Abloh’s final capsule for the French heritage house. Featuring gradient walls in shades of teal, jade green and pollen, the walls and floor of the space are finished off with yellow Louis Vuitton initials.
“My philosophy is very much informed by the clothes that people actually wear. What I do is an analysis of a generation: what do people buy and why do they wear it,” said Virgil Abloh? “That question naturally creates an equal interest in tradition as it does in changing tradition. But it’s also about challenging myself and exploring different land. That is creative freedom.”
In addition to the cool-hued setting, the residency space is also outfitted with custom mannequins of models who were a part of Abloh’s vision. The store is outfitted with ready-to-wear garments and accessories from the Pre-Fall 2022 collection – featuring mohair knitwear, outerwear, vests, denim, luxe sweatsuits and t-shirts. A highlight of the collection is contemporary suiting that features Louis Vuitton’s Damier print detailing in addition to vintage trunk closures.
Rounding out the capsule are some of Abloh’s signature accessories like soft trunks, mini keepall bags, backpacks, LV Trainers and more.
Check out the images above for a look at the residency that is currently open through early June at 104 Prince Street in New York City.
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The front sees brown fur mixed with a black LV monogram pattern with the house’s detailing continuing on to the elasticated back with a debossed leather patch. The premium details do not end there however, included with the eye mask is a branded velvet carrying case.
Priced at $1,120 USD, this is probably the most expensive eye mask you will ever come across. Those interested in learning more can head over to Louis Vuitton.

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Other canvas options include the darker Monogram Eclipse and the Damier Graphite, while leather versions come in “Cyan,” “Fuchsia,” “Navy/Pistachio” and “Caramel/White.” The table itself is finished with tanned cowhide leather corners and hand-pressed metallic hardware, with each stud engraved with Louis Vuitton’s signature.
Alongside the table, Louis Vuitton is releasing a range of accessories required for the game. This includes billiards balls painted with flowers taken from the Monogram pattern, two sets of monogrammed cues and a stamped triangle.
Head over to the Louis Vuitton site for more information on ordering the specially-made billiards table and set.




















