Louis Vuitton Expands City Guide Collection with Enriched 2026 Editions
Louis Vuitton is expanding its City Guide Collection with new, updated editions covering 43 global destinations in both print and digital formats. Launching on May 7, 2026, the spring release features refreshed guides for Bangkok, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Paris, Rome, and Tokyo, each incorporating exclusive, previously unpublished content.
Since 1998, the luxury house has collaborated with independent authors, journalists, and special guest contributors to offer unique perspectives on global cities. The travel guides feature curated recommendations ranging from boutique hotels and fine dining to design galleries and independent bookshops. This year's special guest contributors include chef Chalee Kader for Bangkok, Brooklyn Museum Senior Curator of Fashion and Material Culture Matthew Yokobosky for New York, and artist Eva Jospin for Paris. Additional voices include electronic music producer Daniel Avery in London and art world figure Dejha Carrington in Miami.
For the first time, the new editions include an illustrated history section by French artist Laurent Cilluffo, tracing each city's evolution through key dates and historical anecdotes. The guides also introduce a "People Power" section, featuring a 32-page, full-color portfolio of 10 notable local residents photographed by regional artists. To provide an additional visual perspective, the Paris-based photography collective Tendance Floue contributed a new series of photographs for this year's publications.
The print guides are priced at $43 each and are available at Louis Vuitton stores, online, and at select concept bookstores. Digital editions are available for $9.99 through the Louis Vuitton City Guide app on the App Store, which provides interactive maps, real-time geolocation tracking, and regularly updated addresses. The digital version of the Paris City Guide is currently available as a free download. The digital ecosystem also extends to Apple TV with unique audiovisual essays, and to the brand's Tambour Horizon smartwatch, offering "Near Me" and "24H" features directly on the wrist.