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Speedy, Neverfull or Multi Pochette. These are three of the most desired Louis Vuitton bags. The house He has managed to give his designs a privileged space in the dressing rooms of those who know the most about fashion. A list to which is now added a new model that style prescribers have already signed: the GO-14.

Nicolas Ghesquière wanted to nod to a very special date for him with this launch: the day he made his debut as creative director of the firm’s women’s collection. It was in 2014 when the designer showed the world his first designs for the emblematic luxury house.

For his debut, he opted to bring back the chevron trim, a Louis Vuitton innovation that guaranteed that the documents carried in his iconic trunks would stay in place. “There are certain unique universal Louis Vuitton codes. It was a matter of reintegrating and transforming them into a new environment,” said the designer, who turned the malletage in an unmistakable seal.

This is how the GO-14 bag came to be, the code name of Ghesquière October 2014, a unique model in the history of the house that unites the inspiration of the designer and the spirit evoked by the manufacture of trunks. The bag represents a beginning and a culmination.

The GO-14 is a bag made of elastic and soft leather, with a stitching that highlights the curves and the padded feel of the design. It comes in all shades, from the most absolute black and white, to diluted and nuanced toasted tones that highlight the subtleties of its texture.

A versatile design that can be worn in different ways: over the shoulder, with its new jewelry chain; hanging from the arm or in the hand, since the chain can also be collected thanks to an innovative slot system.

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The creative process of malletage, in constant evolution since the first trunks that were created, represents a challenge for craftsmen. The creative process requires more than 20 different steps, including the most meticulous patina to ensure a satin or toasted finish and perfect subtle color gradations. A very precise technique is also needed to apply the 17-meter-long edging, as well as a high mastery in the treatment of the leather, more demanding in the malletage than in traditional forms of quilting.