How extravagant are you going to be at the Paris Olympics? The medal is made by Chaumet, and even the tray is LV

This year's Paris Olympics is full of luxury and fashion, with a lavender purple track and a fresh and bright color matching field in the front, and LV design medals and trays and suitcases in the back, all showing the classic, avant-garde and fashionable French aesthetics.

Inspired by the classic Malle Coiffeuse, the LV medal case for the Paris Olympics unfolds like wings to the sides and is divided into small drawers to hold 468 medals.

The trays that carry the medals are also made by LV, and the leather craftsmen of central France have carefully crafted these trays to make them from the classic Damier checkered leather, a discreet yet luxurious tray. Inspired by the 1924 Paris Olympics, the costumes worn by the award-winning volunteers are simple and comfortable with traditional polo shirts and khaki trousers with traditional flat hats.

The Olympic medals are made of materials from the Eiffel Tower and are designed by Chaumet, a luxury jewelry brand owned by the LVMH Group, and are engraved with radial stripes to highlight the three-dimensional visual effect. Of course, the most striking thing is the hexagonal surplus metal from the Eiffel Tower in the center of the medal, which echoes the geographical shape of the French land. Presenting the original appearance of metal, it is very creative and thoughtful, and it is nothing less than a delicate work of art.