How Louis Vuitton’s Monogram, Now 130 Years Old, Became a Universal Status Symbol

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How Louis Vuitton’s Monogram, Now 130 Years Old, Became a Universal Status Symbol

Plus, statement plates get the Bohemian treatment, Loro Piana unveils a suite of dazzling textiles, hosts turn to Tory Burch for cherry-embroidered linens, and more AD discoveries this month

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