When a mother shares drawings of her teenage son online, Louis Vuitton offers him an internship

A teenager’s dream internship at the French luxury company Louis Vuitton was recently awarded to him after some of his doodles went popular on social media. According to a Rolling Stone article, 13-year-old Milan sketched illustrations of shoes, heels, and outfits that were all influenced by the company.
To maybe get Milan a job with the firm, his mother, Louise Odessa, from Paris, posted images of his artwork on X (previously Twitter). His sketches include chic items with the brand’s monogram. A sketch of a high-top Louis Vuitton sneaker was included. The drawings also included a women’s apparel design, a tracksuit, and high-heeled shoes.

The teen’s mother said that her son is “a little bit, a lot, passionate about your brand and leather” and that she had never seen him become “amazed” upon learning about Louis Vuitton’s background. “I have to locate my 13-year-old son Milan a third-year internship immediately…and not just any House… Hi there, @LouisVuitton My youngster has a little but strong enthusiasm for leather and your brand. In November, she said, “He intends to pursue a professional baccalaureate and bts in fashion professions. He is also very good at Photoshop on a graphics tablet for his creations.”

I have never seen him look as shocked as he did the day he showed me your installation in front of the Samaritaine; he was very knowledgeable about Louis Vuitton’s connections and background. Would you kindly inform me how to continue, or enable him to take a brief one-week OBSERVATION course? The 14th of December is his birthday. Please, please, please, said Ms. Odessa.

The newspaper claims that as soon as Louis Vuitton saw the boy showed promise in December, they invited him for a one-week observational internship.

Milan discussed his internship experience with the French news organization BFMTV after it ended. “After two days, I felt more at ease there than at school,” he said. I felt really a part of my community. It’s magical. It’s the beginning of life for me.” He went on to say that he followed Louis Vuitton’s idea while creating drawings and a briefcase design.