January 12, 2016, was the date when a very special collab began: Louis Vuitton and Unicef joined forces with the intention of supporting vulnerable children across the world. To celebrate a decade of this commitment – a series of discussion-based events will take place. Kicking off with a new iteration of the Power4Girls programme, an initiative that provides young women and girls access to education, healthcare and overall safety, LV has strengthened its support by sponsoring over 100,000 girls with access to these services each year.

A revised edition of Rebonds – the book originally published by Louis Vuitton in 1998 – is due to launch too, now featuring a collection of celebrity portraits wherein the subjects each hold an LV football. From each sale of the book, all proceeds will go to Unicef. You can expect to see new Silver Lockit bracelet editions as well, this time featuring the emblematic padlock in red, blue and black-and-white colourways – with each sale once again contributing to Unicef. And finally, there’s the LV Unity Time Object, a collection of horology-cum-savoir-faire pieces that aren’t to be missed. The highlight is a 144-white and 120-black diamond ring set, which will be up for grabs via a 10-day digital auction hosted by Sotheby’s. It would seem, according to Louis Vuitton, that all good things come in fours. We’ll raise a toast to that. Give back here.

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