The Homeless Boy Who Invented Louis Vuitton

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The Homeless Boy Who Invented Louis Vuitton

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Louis Vuitton, the No.1 luxury brand valued at over $30 billion, has a history that begins with a homeless teenager named Louis Vuitton. Despite his lack of money or food, he worked with artisans and craftsmen, learning valuable skills that eventually led to the creation of modern luggage and a billion-dollar empire. The brand's success continued under Georges Vuitton, who expanded internationally and collaborated with John Wanamaker to establish a sales network in the U.S. Georges also created the iconic LV monogram in memory of his father. Today, Louis Vuitton remains a symbol of luxury and innovation in the fashion industry.

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