May 7, 2013
Louis Vuitton and British artist transform bags into animals
French haute couture brand Louis Vuitton has collaborated with British artist Billie Achilleos to turn its small leather goods into animals such as a grasshopper, panda, chameleon and beaver. Titled "Traveling Curiosities," the touring exhibition appeared in Dalian, China, last month and is now in the MixC Shopping Mall in Shenzhen until 19 May.
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