Why you should visit the LV Series 3 exhibition?
Enter the world of Louis Vuitton at this incredibly stunning exhibition where you’ll not only see what goes behind the creative minds but see creative hands at work.
If there’s one fashion exhibition you should visit in town, it’s the Louis Vuitton Series 3. Held at the South Crystal Pavilion at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, previous home of Avalon and Pangea, the entire space now houses some brilliantly creative spaces to detail Louis Vuitton’s historic tale.
From discovering the creative process of the mastermind behind the iconic brand to following the movements of the artist’s hands in crafting a bag while envisioning yourself in the workshop’s floor itself, the whole exhibition is one sensorial journey. Moving on you can feast your eyes on some glorious accessories – both current and vintage – modeled by Marte Mei van Haaster in a striking white room or walk into your very own dream wardrobe filled with Louis Vuitton’s latest Fall collection. With every room, there’s a sense of wonderment that will strike you at every turn.
And if you’re still itching for more, the last section consists of a live demonstration where French artisans nimbly work on the Petite Malle. Seeing it crafted right in front of your eyes shows just how much work goes into the beautiful work of art – a sight you would probably not get to see otherwise.
With guides who will be able to tell you all the little nuances and nuggets of information behind each exhibit, the experience gets a whole lot more fulfilling and insightful. So if you’re looking to enter the doors of Louis Vuitton and unearth some remarkably interesting facts, this is definitely where you should be hitting up. We definitely didn’t want to leave even when we got to the end of it – talk about transporting yourself to a whole other world.
2 days to go before it all comes down!
The Louis Vuitton Series 3 will run till 23 December 2015 at South Crystal Pavilion at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Free admission and it’s open from Sundays to Thursdays, 11AM to 11PM, and on Fridays and Saturdays, 11AM to 11:30PM. Register for a 20-minute guided tour here.
Tarandip Kaur
