If you haven’t seen them yet it’s about time you lay eyes on Louis Vuitton’s “Mini Mon Amour” collection from Louis Vuitton. The French house dropped a collection of their most iconic bags in mini sizes that are finally available online at Louis Vuitton! The Epi BB Monceau bag displayed above especially is on my “want-if-someday-I-can-afford-it-list.” Right below find the accompanying campaign video starring fashion blogger Elin Kling, Miroslava Duma and Hanneli Mustaparta. Enjoy!

We all remember the images from the amazing Louis Vuitton show at Le Grand Palais back in September. Now we have a first image from the Spring 2013 ad campaign, shot by Steven Meisel who brings the famous Damier check print into focus, using duplicates of top models to reinforce “the message of repetition and the repetition of patterns.”

More images of the campaign will be posted on Highsnobette first!

Everyone knows the romantic story of attaching a padlock to a bridge and then throwing the key into the water to set the seal on love. Louis Vuitton takes up this story, combines it with its iconic padlock motif, and launches the Lockit jewellry collection featuring necklaces, bracelets, and rings for all lovers out there. The collection will be available from January 2013 in all LV stores worldwide.

Choose your favorite piece by checking out the collection on the next page.

Model Arizona Muse,  who we last showed in a Louis Vuiton video called ”L’ivitation Au Voyage,” lands the cover of i-D magazine’s winter issue, as photographed by Richard Bush. In the editorial, the androgynous theme continues in pieces by Marc Jacobs, Céline and Jean-Paul Gaultier amongst others in a beautiful black and white spread shot outdoors.

Pass on to the next page to see the full editorial.

After showing you the first stills from the film, we now present the official Louis Vuitton “L’invitation Au Voyage” film. The film guides us through the Louvre where the main character as played by Arizona Muse passes by the Mona Lisa and other Italian masters before getting to a Louis Vuitton trunk where she retrieves an envelope containing top secret info. With the envelope in her possession, she leaves for the Cour Carré where an air balloon whisks her away to a far-off destination. The film was directed by Inez and Vinoodh. Watch it above!

The official premier for the Louis Vuitton’s multimedia campaign film titled ‘L’invitation au voyage’ is set for November 12. Just a few days before the film releases, a number of stills have make their way through the web. Shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin at the Louvre in Paris this September, the images show the brands art of travel concept to print, digital, and film. See first images from the film on the next page.

Checkmate! Louis Vuitton was definitely one of the most exciting fashion moments during the most recent Paris Fahion Week. Today we want to highlight the bag collection for Spring 2013, featuring the iconic LV chess patterns mixed with some very new material stories, including the usual premium leathers updated with nylons, sequins and neon color pops. Check out the range on the next page.

London-based multitalent John Wright is fairly known for its portrait photography. A strong network including international TV Stations, Film Companies, Record Companies, Advertising Agencies and Magazines now allowed him to produce the new campaign video for fashion giant Louis Vuitton. For the launch of the Autumn/Winter collection of the brand, John Wright directed this extraordinary video titled ‘Pret-a-Porters’ and prooves his know-how behind the camera and and his sense for details during post-production. Watch the video here above. I love it!

Still facinated by Japanese designer Yayoi Kusama collaboration with Louis Vuitton, we of course are drwan to a Jalouse magazine editorial featuring the great Kate Moss modeling the eye-catching Louis Vuitton looks as contrasted by a down-to-earth backdroop. Shot by Sonia Sieff for the November 2012 issue, the editorial also features pieces from her own collection for Fred, as well as Vivienne Westwood Red label.

More images after the jump.

Fashion designer and artist Stephen Sprouse was known for his pioneering approch on the 1980’s mix of ‘uptown sophistication in clothing with a downtown punk and pop sensibility’. Directed by Anita Fontaine, Louis Vuitton now pays tribute to the artist and his avant-garde vision and released a video feauturing the Sprouse typical Leopard prints on LV canvas and dresses, after the luxury brand already honored the designer with a collection including flowers and neon Louis Viotton monograms in 2006. Watch the video here first.