Louis Vuitton has unveiled the latest chapter in its iconic Core Values campaign, featuring two of tennis' greatest legends: Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Captured by celebrated photographer Annie Leibovitz,

Federer and Nadal were once fierce rivals in tennis but are now close friends, having dominated the sport together for around two decades, winning a combined total of 42 major singles titles before they retired. ‘A legendary journey to the top,’ Louis Vuitton wrote on Instagram alongside their edited image of the Federer and Nadal.

Although the relationship between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer appears to be peachy on the outside, the pair are far from being pen pals despite ditching their differences

The Swiss Maestro arranged his retirement for the 2022 Laver Cup in London, asking Nadal to share the court with him in the doubles match. Rafa could not refuse such an offer despite injuries and setbacks, traveling to London and competing alongside his good friend for the final time.

Louis Vuitton ‘s latest “Core Values” campaign celebrates the multi-decade-spanning careers of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in tennis. Photographed by the legendary fashion photographer Annie Leibovitz, the image shows the sports superstars resting 3,000m high atop the alpine vista of the Italian Dolomites, sporting timeless Louis Vuitton styles.

Tennis icons Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, once fierce rivals and now close friends, take center stage in an extravagant new Louis Vuitton campaign celebrating their enduring bond. The brand recently shared a standout image from the “Core Values” campaign on Instagram,

Tennis legends Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are back in front of Annie Leibovitz's lens, starring in Louis Vuitton's latest "Core Values" campaign. The first visual, released last May, featured the duo hiking through Italy's Dolomites.

In the imagery, Federer and Nadal are on a mid-mountaineering expedition equipped with Louis Vuitton's signature travel accessories. Federer carries the classic Monogram Christoph