Storefront of Louis Vuitton on Fifth Avenue. The luxury tents, which are synonymous with Fifth Avenue began to appear when high
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Storefront of Louis Vuitton on Fifth Avenue. The luxury tents, which are synonymous with Fifth Avenue began to appear when high society moved north of the city. In 1917, Cartier acquired the mansion of banker Morton F. Plant in exchange for a pearl necklace, starting a trend that would continue other business houses. In this section of Midtown just no place for shopping, but there are also three museums and a varied sample of architectural styles.