- - Louis Vuitton’s History Comes Alive in New Assouline Book

Alexandra Hildreth, Curated by Alexis WolfeNovember 11, 2025 at 4:52 PM

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November is finally here, and with it, fall fashion is in full swing. The month kicked off with the CFDA Fashion Awards, where Ralph Lauren took home Womenswear Designer of the Year and Ashlynn Park of Ashlyn was named the Google Shopping American Emerging Designer of the Year. The season is perfect for gallery hopping, antiquing, and, yes, some exciting fashion events. First up, Louis Vuitton releases a new book with Assouline. Check out all of this month’s best cultural happenings below.

Louis Vuitton Launches New Book With Assouline

Penned by Arthur Dreyfus, From Louis to Vuitton paints a picture of the French maison’s history from the very beginning. “This book follows in the footsteps of a previous volume published in the 2000s, which told the story of Louis Vuitton before the era of fashion shows,” says Pierre-Louis Vuitton, a sixth-generation member of the founding family and head of the house’s savoir-faire. This edition builds on that former chapter to include the last 25 years of artistic direction, structured around 54 key words as a nod to the brand’s founding in 1854. The project also serves to preserve the historic methods of savoir-faire. Adds Vuitton, “I am convinced that it is also by telling its story that we will keep it alive for a long time to come.”

Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Gabriela Hearst to Throw a Birthday Benefit Concert

Gabriela Hearst is partnering with Yola Mezcal and Ben & Jerry’s to present a birthday benefit concert in support of the ACLU. The event, which will take place on November 22 at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn, will be headlined by an excellent lineup of artists, including nine-time Grammy Award winner Sheryl Crow, Maggie Rogers, Mark Ronson, St. Vincent, Taylor Meier, and Mon Rovîa. The concert is a continuation of the “Creatives for Freedom” initiative, which was launched by the ACLU in April 2025. You can get your tickets here.

Courtesy of Gabriela Hearst

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