Louis Vuitton’s cruise shows have always involved huge spectacles and major destinations—remember their 2018 show at the Miho Museum in Kyoto? Or the 2017 extravaganza at the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum in Rio De Janeiro?—and this year is no exception. Looking to the riches of France for a suitable location, the French luxury brand and Nicolas Ghesquière are set to show their latest runway collection at the Axe Majeur in Cergy-Pontoise, just on the outskirts of Paris.

Stretching 3.2km long and 32m high, the grand work of art by Dani Karavan extends from the town centre down to an island feature located in the Oise river in the valley below, and also offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounds. Along the way, gardens and artworks from Impressionist artists, as well as a vibrant red bridge that leads down to an amphitheatre. Going by the clues that Louis Vuitton has dropped on Instagram, it is at this expansive bridge that the show will be taking place tonight.

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