Pharrell's Louis Vuitton Fall Men's Capsule Collection Refines Dress Codes for a Transversal Wardrobe
Arriving in September.
Looking forward to the upcoming fall season, Pharrell Williams has revealed the latest Louis Vuitton men’s capsule collection. Continuing to express Pharrell‘s dandy definition for the house, the collection focuses on versatile and transversal wardrobe staples that redefine metropolitan style.
Bringing a distinctive dress code that seamlessly transitions from city life to a weekend getaway, the capsule focuses on the maison’s signature savoire-faire plus a touch of modernity. The ready-to-wear collection is all about adaptation, namely adapting traditional dress codes that bring the classic elegance from the city to a remote vacation. Finesse and pose are subtle and best seen in the black single-breasted cashmere overcoat with a slick grey wool tracksuit alongside a refined mocha fleece track jacket.
The house’s silhouettes are complemented with new textures and shapes that include a subdued tonal flair to magnify the Louis Vuitton men’s dress code. The monogram continues to add a touch of detail to the pieces, seen emblazoned on the leather panels of a black suede blouson, as well as on a grey denim suit. The LV Blason pattern makes its way as a form of on embroidered graphic on a clean-cut, black zipped lambskin overshirt and even a raw-blue denim suit.
The collection takes inspiration from the Estate of the late South Korean painter Park Seo-Bo who was known for his minimalist yet graphically impactful lines. A black velvet shirt was adapted from his 1996 painting from the Écriture series titled 960728. Continuing to pay homage to the artist’s visual depth and subtle textures, collaborative pieces with artist Park Seo-Bo also include an elegant black velvet tracksuit likewise informed by No.960728, a maple red wool coat and gilet as well as a velvet track jacket inspired by No. 1-17 from 2017, a neon green blouson adapted from No. 30-22 (19/30) from 2022, and a grey three-button shorts suit, an off-white jersey hoodie-and-shorts set and a matching relief knit created in the image of No.021015 from 2002. Each of the collaborative pieces feature a tag that caries Park Seo-Bo’s artist signature. Additionally, accessories take on the artist’s signature vertical lines, including small leather goods and the LV Trainer Maxi that fuses his signature with the grain of the Epi texture in light blue and neon green calf leather.
Take a look at the full collection that is arriving in September this year, above.
