The Upcycling Ideology was created to help us break away from the images of obsolescence that lead to too much stuff, overproduction and waste. With each season, Louis Vuitton takes a different approach to their collection. Now, they are made up of “pieces that make looks” instead of “looks that have pieces in them”. Through the lens of the Upcycling Ideology, work can be recycled, upcycled, and even reissued in its original form. Ideas – the very foundation of fashion – are no longer disposable, but part of an eternal cycle of inspiration, codes and values that continue to help us understand and expand our ethos. The Upcycling Ideology is exercised across fabrications, techniques and themes in a way that uses previous seasons as a foundation, instead of individual entities. This is done in order to keep up with the fast pace of time and to document the things that are learned from repeating gestures.