Nicolas Ghesquière drew on a 1984 Keith Haring-customized suitcase for Louis Vuitton’s Resort 2027 collection. The show took place at the Frick in New York, where the bag was carried by the first model.
The logo-less brown leather valise was graffitied by the American Pop artist in 1984 and later sold for about $35,000 at Bonham’s in 2020. It now forms part of the Louis Vuitton archive and received special permission for use in the presentation.
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Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu concluded Paris Fashion Week Fall 2026 with contrasting visions of nature, blending folklore and minimalism. Nicolas Ghesquière's Louis Vuitton show featured a faux mountain range set and alpine-inspired pieces, while Miuccia Prada's Miu Miu emphasized stripped-back wardrobes on a forest floor runway. The collections highlighted escapism amid global uncertainties.
Louis Vuitton presented its resort 2027 collection last night at The Frick Collection in New York. The show highlighted the brand's new three-year cultural partnership with the museum and its collaboration with the Keith Haring Foundation.
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Louis Vuitton has presented its Resort 2027 collection, complete with runway looks, models, and beauty elements.
Db, the Norwegian luggage company formerly known as Douchebags, has drawn backing from LVMH Luxury Ventures as it expands beyond action sports into the broader creative market.
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An invitation-only event in Paris's Upper Marais offers the first public glimpse of Jean-Denis Franoux's vast collection of 25,000 fashion pieces, spanning from the 19th century to today. The 56-year-old fashion professor and former designer has structured the archive as an endowment fund named Regarderobes to protect it from sale and share it with educational institutions. Around 150 handpicked items, including 50 complete looks, are on display through Saturday.
Sarah Staudinger and Ari Emanuel hosted a cocktail party in the penthouse of Chateau Marmont to celebrate the seventh edition of Frieze Los Angeles. The event brought together guests from art, fashion, design, and Hollywood circles. A highlight was the debut of a limited-edition Tommy Bag collaboration with artist Merikokeb Berhanu.
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Marine Serre has collaborated with the Louvre Museum for her fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, featuring couture pieces made from upcycled materials like puzzle pieces of the Mona Lisa. The designer skipped a traditional runway show to emphasize slow craftsmanship, presenting her work through a lookbook that blends art and sportswear. This marks her second partnership with the museum, following an upcycled tapestry coat in last year's Louvre Couture exhibition.