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Luxury and art are partners in crime — no house understands that better than Louis Vuitton. Louis Vuitton: Art, Fashion and Architecture ($54), published by Rizzoli and authored by the peeps at Louis Vuitton, spotlights the collaborations between Vuitton and elite artists, architects, designers, and photographers such as Zaha Hadid, David LaChapelle, Annie Leibovitz, Richard Prince, and Stephen Read more

Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, when he's not partnering with Louis Vuitton and selling handbags in the middle of the Brooklyn Museum, is a pretty out-there artist. He decided to treat his Inochi ("Life") sculpture as if it were just another luxury product and shoot a commercial around it, a commercial that makes no sense and creeps me the eff out. . .(Thanks for the crazy send, Soni78!) Get Read more

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Starting April 5, art aficionados and Vuitton lovers will meet at the new Murakami exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. Here, admiring fans can peruse art and purchase limited-edition Louis Vuitton canvas bags designed by Murakami and Louis Vuitton creative director, Marc Jacobs — quite Faboo. Originally exhibited at MOCA, the collection garnered high accolades in the industry with an Read more

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles currently houses a Murakami exhibition featuring more than 90 works by the artist, Takashi Murakami. Art exhibitions are nothing new at MOCA, but what is novel in this case is a Murakami-Louis Vuitton luxury store amid the exhibition. Translation: museum goers can and have purchased Vuitton-Murakami handbags while checking out art. While some argue Read more

Musicians, actors and supermodels joined Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton to celebrate the opening of Takashi Murakami's new exhibit in LA. Marc was still rocking the blue hair from Kate Hudson's party on Saturday night, but sadly he left his cheerleader costume at home. Also, debuting a new hair color was Christina Ricci, who lightened up her jet black locks. Bella wants to know which you prefer Read more