A robbery took place in the early hours of Monday (17/11) at the Louis Vuitton store in central Rome, at the intersection of Mario dei Fiori and Condotti streets. According to the Italian news agency Ansa, three masked men arrived at the scene by car.
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They then rammed their vehicle into the glass storefront of the luxury boutique, causing serious damage and creating an entry point into the interior.
Furto nella notte nel magazzino di #LouisVuitton in centro a Roma.
Tre uomini a volto coperto hanno sfondato la vetrata e rubato borse e oggetti per un valore da quantificare.
E ora è caccia ai ladri.#Tg1 Simona Giampaoli pic.twitter.com/VU6GBRtIOj— Tg1 (@Tg1Rai) November 17, 2025
According to La Repubblica, after managing to break in, they stole approximately 80 items, mainly handbags and other high-value accessories. The total value of the stolen goods has not yet been calculated, however, initial estimates suggest it could reach hundreds of thousands of euros.
Authorities are examining video footage from security cameras, both from the store and neighboring businesses, with the aim of identifying the perpetrators and tracking their escape route after the theft.
