Built across three distinct pillars, the new seasonal range delivers a comprehensive, fluid wardrobe for modern professional and event dressing.
With runways overtaken by record-breaking heat, trends like aquatic blues, sun-kissed oranges, boxer shorts, and sheer shirting appear to be fashion’s answer to rising temperatures.
Easing into soft patinated finishes, weather-friendly outerwear staples, and bucolic motifs informing a new baggage and footwear lineup.
Handcrafted in its historic Asnières-sur-Seine workshop, the luxury case features the iconic Monogram canvas and custom gold-plated hardware.
Pharrell Williams debuts the LV Drop 300 sneaker and a twill-woven fabric that could be mistaken for supple leather.
The sculptural gift set required 60 artisans and over 7,000 hours to produce, with three translucent resin travel cases joining the release in limited editions of 100.
Featuring a miniature diamond shooting star and moving Louis Vuitton trunks, this unique piece requires over 300 hours of meticulous enameling.
The runway presentation fuses technical wetsuits with luxury tailoring alongside an extensive musical showcase.
Welcome to our Paris Fashion Week “track ID” hub, starting off strong with the soundtrack behind Pharrell’s latest seasonal showcase.
A decade after the original Horizon launched, the house and Marc Newson’s first aluminum suitcase turns the Monogram into a structural element.
Titled “WHATEVER THE WEATHER,” the versatile capsule subverts traditional rainwear through high-concept trompe l’oeil, weathered textures, and utility-driven tailoring.
The Louis Vuitton Unity Time Object channels World Cup heritage, diamond detailing and a Paris-to-New York journey into a humanitarian auction for UNICEF.