Louis Vuitton Designs for a Warmer World at Spring/Summer 2027 Show
- On Tuesday, designer Nicolas Ghesquiere showcased the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 collection at Paris Fashion Week in the Cour Carree, featuring a futuristic racetrack-inspired runway with suspended flying cars.
- Ghesquiere designed the 48-look collection to address rising temperatures caused by climate change. "It definitely has a strong influence," he said, explaining how heat is changing his approach to fabric development and clothing design.
- Models walked in lightweight, fluid silhouettes constructed from technical fabrics designed to move with the human body. Ghesquiere noted a "notion of design fundamentally shaped by the conditions, capabilities, and movement of the human body," using sheer layers and relaxed proportions.
- Actors Zendaya, Emma Stone, and Saoirse Ronan joined French first lady Brigitte Macron in the front row. Their presence highlighted the brand's cultural reach amid recent sales challenges for parent company LVMH.
- Travel, central to Louis Vuitton's trunk-making heritage, defines Ghesquiere's hopeful vision for navigating today's turbulent world. By mixing futuristic aesthetics with familiar wardrobe staples, the designer positioned progress as something light and functional rather than dystopian.
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PFW: The Body In Motion At Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027
Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 / All images: supplied What lies beneath the clothes has been a focus across runways this season, and at Louis Vuitton, it became a mission of designing around movement rather than simply placing garments on a body. For Spring/Summer 2027, Nicolas Ghesquière explored this by homing in on ergonomics as a starting point for a collection that fused fashion and physiology. But rather than straightforward functionalit…
Nicolas Ghesquière closes the Parisian season with a light and futuristic collection that imagines how we will dress in an increasingly warm world
Louis Vuitton's stylist, Nicolas Ghesquière, closed the Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday with a futuristic touch collection.
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