Louis Vuitton at Paris Fashion Week 2025: when travel meets boldness

Louis Vuitton once again made an impression during the Paris Fashion Week fall-winter 2025/2026 by presenting a collection that skillfully fuses the house's heritage with contemporary touches. The show, orchestrated by artistic director Nicolas Ghesquière, took place in an iconic location, reinforcing the brand's traveler identity.

A place steeped in history: Gare du Nord

For this edition, Louis Vuitton chose Gare du Nord as the backdrop for its show. This choice was not accidental, as this station is one of the oldest and busiest in Europe, symbolizing travel and escape, themes dear to the house. Guests were greeted by the notes of Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express, immediately immersing the audience in an atmosphere blending nostalgia and modernity.

An eclectic collection with varied influences

The Louis Vuitton fall-winter 2025/2026 collection was a true journey through eras and styles. The silhouettes featured shoulders inspired by the 1980s, ruched boots, and a multitude of handbags, the brand's signature. The models walked like hurried travelers, reflecting the hustle and bustle of a lively train station.
The outfits mixed bright red elastic-waist pants, colorful blouses, and translucent raincoats. Nylon hooded jackets were paired with lace dresses and ruffled skirts, illustrating Ghesquière's ability to merge sportswear with more dressed-up pieces. References to Kraftwerk were also present, with images from the Trans-Europe Express album integrated into some creations.
 

An immersive and cinematic staging

The show's decor evoked a futuristic train station, with elements reminiscent of the golden age of train travel. This immersive scenography reinforced the travel theme, central to Louis Vuitton's DNA. The models moved through this space like characters in a film, each outfit telling a story, whether it be a detective in a trench coat or a futuristic traveler.

Distinguished guests in the front row

The show attracted a plethora of celebrities, testifying to Louis Vuitton's influence in the world of fashion and entertainment. Among them, Emma Stone made a sensation with a minimalist black dress with thin straps and lace details, adopting a chic lingerie aesthetic. Her pixie cut added a modern touch to her sleek look.
Saoirse Ronan was also noticed, sporting a small asymmetrical black dress that highlighted her natural elegance. These presences added a glamorous dimension to the event, reinforcing the house's aura.
 

The rise of Generation Z muses

Louis Vuitton continues to captivate the young generation by associating with emblematic figures of current pop culture. Felix Lee, a member of the K-Pop group Stray Kids, once again walked for the brand, confirming his status as a muse for Nicolas Ghesquière. His presence on the runway illustrates Louis Vuitton's strategy to integrate talents from Generation Z to reach a younger and more diverse audience.

A tribute to heritage while looking to the future

This collection was praised for its ability to honor Louis Vuitton's heritage while incorporating contemporary elements. Cinematic and musical references added narrative depth to the creations, offering a rich experience to spectators. The collaboration with modern artists and the inclusion of Generation Z muses demonstrate the house's desire to remain relevant and innovative in a constantly evolving world.

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