Let’s say you are an icon of fashion, a classic and tradional brand that represents upscale luxury to almost all-style savvy citizens of the world. That’s all well and good, but doesn’t sound Earth-shatteringly trendy or even modern does it? Louis Vuitton has managed the difficult feat of being both by maintaining their classic details, but having it re-interpreted every season by hot new createurs. Years ago, it was graffiti-influenced Marc Jacobs, then multi-colored Takashi Murakami designs. ...