Citing the Disney World ride as inspiration, “It’s a small world” is howstudio style director Julie de Libran, responsible for Louis Vuitton’spre-fall collection, described her lineup. She looked to those worldlychildlike dolls to emphasize the Vuitton heritage as a globe-trottingbrand — the canvas for her focus on the house’s iconic pieces. Shereworked a classic biker jacket in a creamy double-face leather andfelt, and used the famed “Sprouse” leopard print on a gray flannel suitand as a luxe lining for other pieces. Playful military touches gave thelineup a charming allure, i.e., a trompe l’oeil print of a soldier’suniform, a motif that could have been plucked straight from the toy box.Fur arrived via graphic accents: big fox patch pockets, on shoes and incontrasting colors on a long vest. The collars, another Vuittonfixation, were removable and done in fur and metallic silver, meant tobe worn as jewelry. Speaking of, a new high jewelry collaboration withLorenz Baumer featured chunky white gold chain bracelets with monogramflower charms.