Louis Vuitton's stunning 55-foot tree lights up the Ayala Malls Greenbelt skyline
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines) — Louis Vuitton ushers in the holiday season with the launch of a 55-foot tree illuminating the skyline of Ayala Malls' luxury lifestyle destination, Greenbelt 3.
Built to bring inspiration and joy this Christmas, the towering installation intends to capture the spirit of thoughtful gifting and festive get-togethers brought about by the holidays, especially among Filipinos.
Adorned by over 120 iconic Louis Vuitton boxes featuring the brand's signature Monogram flowers and traditional Christmas silhouettes such as candy canes and teddy bears definitely adds a festive touch to the landscape of this premier shopping destination.
Guests at the recent event gathered to witness the lighting of the first ever Louis Vuitton tree in the Philippines. Located at the Greenbelt Fashion Walk, the display is open to the public until Jan. 6, 2023. Photo from Louis Vuitton
Guests were guided from the boutique towards Greenbelt's Fashion Walk and were welcomed by the elegant music of the Philippine Harmonic Orchestra as they gathered around the Christmas tree.
The festivity was led by the General Manager of Louis Vuitton Philippines, Aymeric Lacroix, together with Ayala Land, Inc. Board Director, Mariana Zobel Aboitiz, and Ayala Malls President, Chris Maglanoc, as well as the French Ambassador to the Philippines, Madame Michèle Boccoz.
In the photo (left to right): Mariana Zobel Aboitiz, Makati City Mayor Abby Binay, Chris Maglanoc, and Aymeric Lacroix. Photo from Louis Vuitton
The celebration also marks the first year anniversary of Louis Vuitton's flagship store in Greenbelt 3, which further strengthens its presence in the luxury lifestyle hub.
"We are grateful to be part of this milestone celebration and be chosen as the home of the first Louis Vuitton Christmas tree in the Philippines. Louis Vuitton has been a longtime partner of Ayala Malls and this collaboration underscores our close working relationship in bringing an unparalleled confidence to our Filipino consumers," Ayala Malls President Chris Maglanoc shared.
The display is open to the public until Jan. 6, 2023 and is located at Greenbelt Fashion Walk.
