The Cruise 2026 season is in full swing. Chanel transported us to Lake Como, while Gucci ventured deep into the archives (literally). Louis Vuitton traveled to Avignon ( a city in southeastern France’s Provence region) for its Cruise 2026 showcase. Nicolas Ghesquière, who has served as creative director since 2013, welcomed guests inside the historic Palais des Papes. The front row inside the medieval landmark was stacked with the likes of Sophie Turner, Cate Blanchett, Catherine Deneuve, and France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron. Models took to the runway adorned in an assortment of opulent, sharp, and armor-like designs. Metallics, fur, and lavish embellishments reigned supreme. “Women’s armor for everyday life,” Ghesquière told WWD backstage.

Louis Vuitton Cruise 2026 Collection Review

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Nicolas Ghesquière’s in a league of his own. Beyond!” [Kanzai]

“FATHER IS FATHERING!” [helmutnotdead]

“I feel challenged, I feel intrigued, I feel questioned and then, two seconds later, it’s pure love. Seriously, Nicolas has been on a roll since his 10-year show.” [yslforever]

“Love it. I think it’s quite a sumptuous, rich and layered collection. That excess of jacquard, lurex, shine, shine shine! I really love the oversized jacquard t-shirt dresses, that insane gold blazer, the A-line knitted dresses. The shoes and bags are also fabulous.” [Lola701]

“FANTASTIC collection and show! When Ghesquière is on he’s marvelous, and he was ON for this collection!” [VogueDisciple93]

“That was GREAT! The bags were gorgeous and will sell very well. The set and music were spectacular as well. One of the few Louis Vuitton collections from NG that I can say I love.” [Salvatore]

“Lovely show. The shapes are very familiar, like a compilation really. Revisiting his history at a historic place, cool. But the real charm here is all the textiles, patterns, prints, the colors, the embellishment. This is what is missing from fashion – something evocative, doing that bridge past and present. Thank God for Nicolas!” [Alquimista]

See all the looks from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2026 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. Last time around, we took a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections of the likes of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Chloé, Tom Ford, Versace, and Christian Dior. Now, it’s time to delve into the Spring/Summer 2025 collections. You’ve already shopped our selections from Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and Versace. Up next… the Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 collection.

From the LV Biker MM (a tribute to the classic biker jacket) to a dress crafted from richly textured tweed in graphic tones – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 collection:

#1 Jewel Button Sleeveless Cardigan:

Soft wool-cashmere blend. Sleeveless shape with a chic high collar. Oversized arm holes create a modern boxy silhouette. Multiple pockets. Ornate rhinestone buttons with a bejeweled finish (Priced at $5,200.00).

#2 Louis Vuitton Biker MM Bag:

Lambskin leather. Cowhide-leather trim. Textile lining. Silver-toned hardware. Zip closure. Leather plastron. Side sliding strapsInside pocket

(Priced at $4,600.00).

#3 Jewel Button Denim Waistcoat:

Fitted waistcoat cut from cotton gabardine. Curved front fastening trimmed with rhinestone buttons (Priced at $2,790.00).

#4 Belted Gabardine Pants:

Cotton gabardine trousers, cut in an elegant fitted shape. Exaggerated waistline. Double-ended belt (Priced at $1,700.00).

#5 Louis Vuitton Legacy Pump:

Plain calf leather. Signature details. Leather outsole (Priced at $1,540.00).

#6 Frayed Pocket Tweed Dress:

Crafted from richly textured tweed in graphic tones. Bateau neckline. Patch pockets framed with frayed edges. Monogram canvas zipper pull (Priced at $4,250.00).

#7 Louis Vuitton Rivage BB Bag:

Coated canvas. Cowhide-leather trim. Microfiber lining. Gold-toned hardware (Priced at $2,870.00).

#8 Asymmetrical Button Dress:

Crafted from luminous silk twill. Hourglass shape with angular cap sleeves and a flared hemline. Fastened with an asymmetrical flap detailed with conical silver-toned buttons (Priced at $6,650.00).

#9 Louis Vuitton Side Trunk PM Bag:

Calf leather. Cowhide-leather trim. Microfiber lining. Gold-toned hardware. Zip closure with S-lock (Priced at $4,250.00).

#10 Legacy Slingback Ballerina:

Plain calf leather/Monogram canvas. Elasticized strap. Signature details. Leather outsole (Priced at $1,050.00).

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Day eight (of nine) of Paris Fashion Week Fall 2025 and Nicolas Ghesquière just rounded out the fashion festivities with the Louis Vuitton Fall 2025 collection. Ghesquière has been the creative force behind the iconic French fashion house since 2013, and renewed his contract with LVMH in 2023 (for an unspecified amount of time). This season, the French-Belgian designer once again tapped into the traveling spirit of Louis Vuitton. Stage within inspired by a Parisian train station, guests (including brand ambassadors Lisa and Léa Seydoux) sat front row as models paraded the set sporting Ghesquière’s mashup of maximalist ruffles, big volumes, wide shoulders, buttery leathers, chunky knitwear, and faux fur. Elsewhere throughout the collection were sneakers, technical outerwear, and breezy gowns cementing the notion more is more.

Louis Vuitton Fall 2025 Collection Review

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“I think this is his most confident collection yet. No styling tricks, and you can see the clothes for a change. So many good outerwear.” [tourbillions]

“Maybe my favorite set and in terms of presentation, probably one of his best show at Vuitton. And the non-finale finale was fabulous. Great energy. I like the collection a lot. I have a bias, as Nicolas is the last one standing of my favorite designers in activity.” [Lola701]

“I think it is a good collection. Personally, I found the beginning more exciting and then I started losing interest, in part because of some dejà vus, in part because I was a little bored by the color palette. Still solid, not overdesigned, with impressive set.” [Monsieur Cristobal]

“Usual NG. Some of this is exquisite and some is equally repulsive.” [dancv]

“Is it just me or this collection feels like a retrospective? I see elements from his first show, the one at the Louvre’s basement, the Palm Spring show, the Centre Pompidou one, the spaceship collection at Cour Lefuel, etc. Overall, it’s a good Nicola’s collection. It’s quite romantic and modern.” [KilltheLook]

“Definitely a retrospective as I’ve spotted many silhouettes done in the past. It was for me an overwhelming mash-up of all the codes he created at the helm of LV. It was too much to appreciate most of the looks and it is one of my least favorite collections from him. Some looks were just straight ugly and nothing to save about. Besides that, he delivered the usual top-tier casting, set design and music.” [GivenchyAddict]

See all the looks from the Louis Vuitton Fall 2025 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Since joining the ranks at Louis Vuitton in 2013, Nicolas Ghesquière has called upon a whole multitude of talent when enlisting photographers for the brand’s advertising campaigns. From David Sims to Jamie Hawkesworth, we’ve seen just about every major photographer from the world of fashion come forward to lens a Louis Vuitton campaign over recent years. Make no mistake Steven Meisel is a firm fave of Ghesquière, who is welcomed back with open arms for Spring 2025. The revered French-Belgian designer calls upon Saoirse Ronan and Lisa (of Blackpink) for this season’s Louis Vuitton campaign. The LV brand ambassadors pose against backdrops showcasing the work of French painter Laurent Grasso (whose work also featured in designs of the collection unveiled during Paris Fashion Week back in September).

Saoirse Ronan & Lisa for the Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Why is everyone pushing for Steven Meisel this season? Great name, but mediocre pictures,” dispelled ah ah upon checking out the campaign.

“Meisel started this year TERRIBLY,” fashionsavvvvvy chimed in.

“The background is beautiful. Shame about the clothes,” commented Kite.

DK92 noted: “I like the background. Apart from that everything is terrible. The clothes, celebrities with that terrible facial expression, that hair!”

“What a waste of a beautiful collection. Looks so generic,” cried out prylvi.

Creative wasn’t best impressed either. “I don’t know who they are and couldn’t care less to be honest. The campaign is terrible. I get Meisel wants every dollar in his bank account, but dear lord, he should at least care a little. Vuitton campaigns are always a disaster, so no surprise here,” they voiced.

See more of Saoirse Ronan and Lisa for the Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 campaign and join the conversation on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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As creative director of Louis Vuitton, Nicolas Ghesquière has trusted just a very select few to capture his vision for the famed French fashion house. Names like David Sims, Steven Meisel, Ethan James Green, and Bruce Weber have been called upon since Ghesquière took over Vuitton in 2014. For the Cruise 2024 campaign offering last year, Ghesquière entrusted Jamie Hawkesworth. Fast forward twelve months and it’s a repeat performance with the unveiling of the Cruise 2025 campaign installment. In May, the French-Belgian designer staged the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 presentation within the majestic Park Güell in Barcelona. In a nod to the show, models Mona Tougaard, Larissa Moraes and Cara Schadel take the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region for the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 campaign. The Ghesquière-approved beauties pose underneath clear blue skies and amongst some of the city’s finest architecture throughout the stunning sun-lit campaign imagery.

The Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 Campaign:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Very beautiful and great composition. Maybe Jamie Hawkesworth should shoot all the campaigns instead of David Sims,” shared Lola701 upon checking out the campaign.

GivenchyAddict shared the same level of enthusiasm. “One of my fav LV campaigns. Just gorgeous! Un sans faute,” they commented.

“Love it! Mona Tougaard is believable in the location even if the clothes aren’t the most stunning,” chimed in forum member Deleted Member 1957.

“Always happy to see Mona in any campaign,” couturefan praised.

“Mona Tougaard was all that was needed here. She’s stealing the show entirely from the other two girls. Such gorgeous campaign imagery from Jamie Hawkesworth. The coloring, lighting, and sense of warmth is beautiful. The setting also…” voiced vogue28.

See more from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. We’ve since taken a deep dive into the Fall/Winter 2024 collections – particularly those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Prada, Tom Ford, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana. Up next… shop the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 collection.

Earlier this year in May, Nicolas Ghesquière transported the fashion pack to Barcelona (the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region) to present his Cruise 2025 collection. Ghesquière opted to showcase his latest within Barcelona’s majestic Park Güell. Shown within the captivating Hypostyle Room (designed by Antoni Gaudi), the architectural masterpiece provided the perfect backdrop for Ghesquière’s futuristic spin on resort wear, with sleek tailoring and voluminous proportions setting the tone for the 80s-inspired lineup. Infused with bold Spanish influences, the collection was rounded off with accessories of sculptural earrings, brooches, and wide-brimmed Andalusian hats.

From a sharp asymmetrical twill blazer to the reinterpreted Noé handbag and the reimagined Speedy Trunk handbag to a spectacular trompe l’oeil top – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks and shop the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2025 collection:

#1 Asymmetrical Twill Blazer:

Tailored from lustrous wool-silk-mohair blend twill. An angular, asymmetrical insert at the front strikes a subtle contrast in a mat finish. Cut with sharp shoulders and an elegant fitted waist, complete with two slit pockets and this season’s signature buttons ($5,500.00).

#2 Twill Pleat Pants:

Tailored in a slim shape with a clean, high waistband, sharp pleats on the front and creases at the back. Cut from a refined blend of wool and silk ($2,330.00).

#3 Fusee Ankle Boot:

The Fusée ankle boot in glazed calf leather was the statement shoe of the Cruise 2025 show. Inspired by the Sixties. Streamlined design with a pointed toe. Complemented by a decorative strap and a square buckle stamped with the Louis Vuitton signature. This model is finished with a low, angled heel and a back loop in Monogram canvas ($1,770.00).

#4 Noé Trunk PM:

The historical Noé handbag reinterpreted. This version, which is a new member of the Trunk family, showcases iconic DNA details, including leather corners and a drawstring closure. Versatile design crafted from canvas patterned with the LV signature Monogram Reverse. Accented with a gold-toned braided chain. Follow the runway styling and carry it by hand, or wear it cross-body ($3,450.00).

#5 LV Sculptural Earrings:

The captivating design of the LV Sculptural earrings was inspired by Frank Gehry’s visionary architecture for the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris. Gold-toned metal artistically crimped and folded. Accented with the LV Initials for a subtle signature. A creative way to add an original touch to an on-trend look ($825.00).

#6 Plissé Halter Dress:

Lightweight, iridescent silk faille finished with fine pleating for a voluminous, lustrous look. Cut with a slim halter neckline and cinched at the waist with a coordinating belt for an effortlessly elegant silhouette. Subtly signed with a Monogram Flower tab ($4,750.00).

#7 Trompe L’Oeil Scarf Top:

This trompe l’oeil top from the runway showcases Vuitton’s savoir-faire with couture levels of craftsmanship. Made from a soft, lustrous cashmere-silk blend in a subtle striped motif. The sophisticated cropped silhouette drapes across the front and falls gracefully over the shoulders for a scarf-like effect, complete with a zipper fastening at the back ($5,600.00).

#8 Asymmetrical Box Pleat Twill Skirt:

This season’s signature skirt makes a statement in a contemporary asymmetrical shape that is shorter in the middle with gracefully cascading sides. Crisp box pleats underscore the volume, while the casually finished waistband highlights the construction. It is crafted from wool-silk-mohair twill in a lustrous finish and fastened at the back with an exposed zipper ($4,050.00).

#9 Speedy Trunk 20:

Reimagined with a bold new vision, the iconic Speedy Trunk was introduced for the Cruise 2025 runway. Elevated with heritage trunk details. Sleek gold-tone finish. Crafted from the LV Monogram canvas with contrasting Monogram reverse trims. Both the strap and chain are removable, and it can be worn cross-body, over the shoulder, or carried by hand ($3,350.00).

#10 V for Vuitton Necklace:

The intricately detailed V for Vuitton necklace combines refined feminine style with an iconic signature. Its artistic design features the famous Vuitton V in gold- and silver-tone metal alternating with sparkling crystals. This resplendent jewel creates a constellation of highlights for a sumptuous touch of contemporary elegance, perfect for special occasions ($1,560.00).

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This afternoon in Paris, Nicolas Ghesquière of Louis Vuitton closed out the official Paris Fashion Week schedule in spectacular style. The French-Belgian fashion designer who signed on the dotted line as creative director in 2013 and renewed his contract last year, presented his Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 collection at the iconic Cour Carrèe du Louvre. Guests (including everyone from Zendaya to Ana de Armas) were ushered inside a giant reflective tent, and greeted by a vast trunk-inspired runway, honoring the rich heritage of Vuitton. Ghesquière’s lineup was ultimately inspired by the idea of contrast. Outfits featured patterns by artist Laurent Grasso while a soundtrack taken from Jamie XX’s new album blasted through the speakers.

Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 Collection Review

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“His tweed is superior to Chanel. The collection to me is very much inspired by Karl: this necklaces, bag in the shape of fan, tweed, color combination. Very Spring 2011 Chanel.” [Olaffo]

“So it wasn’t just me seeing Chanel all over it. I absolutely love it! Give him Chanel! I don’t care, wertheimers, you’re filthy rich. Take this man off of LVMH. The runway was everything too.” [Alquimista]

“Such a chic collection – bravo to Nicolas. And I think he knew it this time, that’s why the runway presentation was focused on the models and not the audience.” [Overindulgence]

I’m still processing it but I have the feeling that I SAW FASHION. I don’t know if it’s good or bad, but it’s fashion. Finally someone ambitious showing how it’s done.” [helmutnotdead]

“Go off and show off, Nicolas! Let the girls know you can challenge taste without it being ugly. It looked expensive, it didn’t look tortured. Bravo!” [reese06]

“I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVED IT. The soundtrack, the trunks as a runway. I loved the footwear, the bags, and the accessories. Ghesquiere is hitting his stride, I am so excited. I loved this collection, and I usually feel a way about what he’s been doing but I love, love, loved all of it.” [jeremydante]

“Great and surprising collection from Nicolas! Despite the layering in the styling, the amount of flow made it so enjoyable. Seeing those fabrics floating as the girls walked was fabulous!” [Lola701]

“Beautiful propositions and really beautiful execution.” [j02215]

See all the looks from the Louis Vuitton Spring 2025 collection and join the conversation, here.

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Make no mistake Nicolas Ghesquière remains loyal when it comes to enlisting photographers to capture his mainline Louis Vuitton advertising campaigns. The French designer remains faithful to David Sims with the unveiling of the Fall 2024 advertising campaign offering, marking the British fashion photographer’s seventh consecutive campaign since the Fall 2021 season. After last season’s multi-girl offering, Rianne van Rompaey is cast solo, with Ghesquière also having selected the Dutch beauty to close his Fall 2024 10-year anniversary showcase during Paris Fashion Week back in March. The long-time muse of Ghesquière takes to Sims’ photographic studio throughout the campaign, posing amongst an array of vintage Louis Vuitton trunks and a chandelier designed by renowned artist Philippe Parreno – with Marie-Amelie Sauvé on styling duties.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Just happy for Rianne van Rompaey to be part of the 10-year anniversary of NG’s tenure. She is without a doubt one of the most significant new faces to ever debut on the catwalks in the 21st century,” raved GERGIN.

“I love it! I love how they have combined the heritage of Vuitton, the new collection and the set from the show. Rianne is always a good choice,” Lola701 enthused.

In complete agreement was Kite, commenting: “Finally a bit of FASHION in a campaign. This is so recognizable as Ghesquière, so it works really well!”

“Simple yet effective,” commended GivenchyHomme.

“Massively into this, and how simplistic is it for a Louis Vuitton campaign from David Sims. I love the addition of the Louis Vuitton trunks, the simple studio setting and of course – Rianne van Rompaey! What a beauty. She is exquisite, always looks so heavenly and expensive,” voiced vogue28.

See more of Rianne van Rompaey in the Louis Vuitton Fall 2024 campaign and join the conversation, here.

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Welcome back to theFashionSpot’s Top Picks shopping series, where we shine a spotlight upon the collections of just about every major fashion house. Over recent weeks, we’ve began to take a deep dive into the Fall 2024 collections – in particular those of Alexander McQueen, Moschino, Fendi and Miu Miu.Up next: the Louis Vuitton Fall 2024 collection.

Back in March, as part of the Fall 2024 Paris Fashion Week festivities, Nicolas Ghesquière presented his 10-year anniversary collection at the helm of Louis Vuitton. Around 4000 guests descended upon the Cour Carrée du Louvre situated right in the heart of the French capital, to bare witness to the monumental collection. Models moved throughout the historic courtyard setting donning feather-adorned dresses, oversized mittens, broad-shoulder blouses and voluminous embroidered skirts. To say Ghesquière’s lineup was a highlight of PFW would be an understatement.

From a denim dress adorned with a print of the iconic Louis Vuitton trunk and the Lucky Trunk handbag with its distinctive, slouchy silhouette to a pair of faux-fur mittens and a glamorous interpretation of the Jazz ankle boot – scroll further for everything you need to pre-order from the Louis Vuitton Fall 2024 collection:

#1 Denim LV Trunk Dress:

This chic cotton gabardine dress is elevated into a bold statement in this season’s signature print, with detailing from an archival Louis Vuitton trunk. Leather inserts underscore the structure of the A-line silhouette, while an exposed double zipper at the front completes the look with a modern finish ($3,600.00).

#2 Allure Slingback Pump:

The Allure slingback pump is an elegant style combining Mini Monogram textile with the House’s emblematic natural leather. This model has a pointed toe and a distinctive V-shaped front, which are balanced by a straight, mid-height heel. The back strap is adjusted with a gold-toned LV Initials buckle ($1,150.00).

#3 Lucky Trunk:

The new Lucky Trunk was a firm favorite on the Fall-Winter 2024 runway with its distinctive, slouchy silhouette. Crafted from the iconic Monogram canvas, it nods to traditional trunk styles with metallic frames and a classic gold-toned lock. This versatile piece is designed to be carried by the hand or worn over the shoulder ($3,700.00).

#4 Drape Front Coat:

Crafted from refined double-face cashmere, this coat from the runway has a graceful, deconstructed feel. The ample silhouette is cut with loose half-sleeves. Draped neckline, held in place with an elegant hook fastening accented with Monogram canvas for a subtle signature finish ($4,800.00).

#5 Fake Fur Mittens:

Inspired by looks from the archives. These Fake Fur mittens were created to celebrate Nicolas Ghesquière’s tenth anniversary as artistic director at Louis Vuitton. Crafted in soft knit wool with a plush puff of fur. Combining comforting warmth with eye-catching style, ideal for adding an original touch of on-trend elegance to a winter outfit ($1,430.00).

#6 Cashmere Fox Pocket Coat:

This coat is crafted in a classic straight shape from plush cashmere for elevated warmth and comfort. A notched collar adds a structured touch. The patch pockets introduce extravagant volume and feathery texture in sumptuous tone-on-tone fox fur. Fastened with horn buttons for a timeless finish ($7,900.00).

#7 LV Trunk T-Shirt:

This T-shirt is cut from soft cotton jersey in a classic straight shape for versatile daily styling. This season’s statement LV Trunk motif features as an allover print, spotlighting emblematic detailing from an archival Louis Vuitton trunk. The crew neckline is highlighted with contrasting ribbing, while an LV chain detail adds a contemporary signature touch ($1,400.00).

#8 Sheer Pleated Pants:

These pants have an elegantly airy look in the runway’s oversized rounded silhouette. Crafted from lightweight sheer jersey for a daring play of transparency. Pleating emphasizes the fluidity of the fabric and the volume of the cut. A structured waistband and exposed metallic zipper fastening complete the look with a contemporary touch ($2,800.00).

#9 Berlin Pump:

The Berlin pump is a retro-futuristic style. Crafted from smooth calf leather, it is notable for its square toe and decorative piping. Its high block heel has a half-Monogram Flower detail and is hot-stamped with the Louis Vuitton signature ($1,200.00).

#10 Lockit BB:

The Lockit BB is inspired by the 1960s Knick-Knack bag, displaying original features like a curved top and signature oval trims to give shape. Designed to be worn multiple ways, this versatile design is crafted from Monogram coated canvas. The iconic padlock closing system nods to the House’s heritage ($2,400.00).

#11 Floral Jacquard Top:

This classic top is elevated into a shimmering seasonal statement in structured golden lurex featuring a textural floral jacquard. Cut in a slightly cropped T-shirt shape, the front is detailed with princess seams for a flattering fit, while the back is fastened with a graphic zipper for a modern finish. Discreetly signed with an LV Circle charm ($2,800.00).

#12 Floral Jacquard Mini Skirt:

This mini skirt is cut with clean lines in a classic straight shape, while the runway’s statement lurex introduces extravagant texture and tones with a sophisticated floral jacquard in a glittery finish. A cut-out LV Circle charm adds a subtle signature accent to the hem, while the side is fastened with an invisible zipper ($1,950.00).

#13 Coussin PM:

Designed to match the elegant tweed look from the RTW Fall-Winter 2024 runway, this Coussin PM is a true showpiece. It is crafted from puffy lambskin embossed with the House’s signature Monogram in golden tweed – a detail that’s beautifully complemented by the matching chain. Fitted with a secure zip closure, it opens to reveal three compartments to organize everyday essentials. Wear it cross-body or as a clutch ($4,950.00).

#14 Jazz Ankle Boot:

This glamorous interpretation of the Jazz ankle boot comes in jacquard textile woven with shimmering lurex thread. Seen on the runway at Nicolas Ghesquière’s 10th anniversary show for Louis Vuitton, this masculine-feminine style is embellished with delicate folded details. It is finished with a sturdy block heel signed with an LV Circle stud ($1,570.00).

#15 Sculptural Hem Mesh Dress:

This sophisticated statement dress from the runway is crafted from a transparent, textured mesh for versatile layering options. Raw hems add a playfully rebellious touch to the neckline and arms, while boning through the hemline adds volume to the asymmetrical skirt for a spectacular sculptural finish ($4,800.00).

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Back in April, Nicolas Ghesquière staged his Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2024 collection in Shanghai inside the Long Museum located within the West Bund district of China’s second largest city. The show marked the first under Louis Vuitton’s Voyager Show format (collections unveiled across the globe and paying homage to local setting and culture). The revered French designer’s collection was very much a celebration of youth and coming-of-age. Ghesquière collaborated with artist Sun Yitian for the occasion, with the Beijing-born painter’s animated paintings splashed throughout the 57-look lineup.

Now, it’s time to shop the collection. From a sporty color-block pullover drawing inspiration from an archival design and a pleated circle skirt crafted from calfskin leather to a Nano Speedy adorned with a patch of a cute black and white dog and a pair of Trinty ankle boots in glazed leather – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s top picks from the Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2024 collection:

#1 Sporty Color-Block Pullover:

Drawing on an archival design by Nicolas Ghesquière, this playful pullover makes a spirited, sporty statement. The body and sleeves are crafted from a fluffy, color-blocked mohair-blend knit, while the crew neckline, shoulders and sides are highlighted with graphic black-and-white ribbing that nods to athletic styles. Discreetly signed on the cuff with a Monogram canvas tab ($3,550.00).

#2 Pleated Calfskin Circle Skirt:

This mini skirt is cut in a chic circle shape with a clean waistline and exaggerated pleats for a bold sculptural look. The airy silhouette is offset by the structure of calfskin leather, which has a lightly patinaed finish for a casual, vintage vibe. Complete with a comfortable silk-cotton lining and an invisible zipper at the back ($3,550.00).

#3 Trinity Ankle Boot:

The Trinity ankle boot is an edgy update of the classic Chelsea boot. A highlight of the Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2024 collection, it comes in stonewashed goat leather for a subtle vintage look and is notable for the intricate cut-out details on its upper. It is finished with a high Cuban heel and a leather outsole ($1,670.00).

#4 Nano Speedy:

This exclusive edition of the Nano Speedy bag is part of a collaboration between the artist Sun Yitian, known for her colorful paintings of mass-produced toys, and Nicolas Ghesquière. Crafted from Monogram Reverse canvas, it features a calf-leather patch of a cute black and white dog. This playful, collectible piece comes with a red lining, relying on the background of the original artwork, and a removable shoulder strap ($2,600.00).

#5 Bouquet Damier Denim Jacket:

This casual cropped denim jacket is elevated into a lively seasonal statement with two striking prints: The front features an allover Damier motif in an upbeat colorway, while this season’s signature bouquet pattern adds a playfully graphic feel to the back. Complete with silver hardware and two flap pockets for a chic, structured finish ($3,050.00).

#6 Bouquet Damier Mini Skirt:

Two bright, bold prints elevate this staple denim mini skirt into a strong seasonal statement. The front and waistband are highlighted with a lively version of the iconic Damier motif, while the back strikes a playful contrast in this season’s graphic two-tone bouquet pattern. Complete with a sporty exposed zipper fastening and a leather Louis Vuitton patch ($2,330.00).

#7 Pico GO-14:

A diminutive version of the iconic GO-14 bag, the Pico GO-14 is crafted from soft lambskin with a crisscross, quilted pattern inspired by the Malletage lining of Louis Vuitton trunks. This fashion-forward piece is complemented by gold-tone hardware, notably the LV Twist lock on its flap and the sliding chain for shoulder or cross-body carry ($4,450.00).

#8 Animogram Leopard Bandeau:

The Animogram Leopard all-silk bandeau combines Louis Vuitton’s legendary know-how with the artistic vision of Sun Yitian. Its imaginative print features the head of a cute anime-style leopard mixed with the House’s iconic Monogram Flowers and Initials. A palette of warm, bright colors gives this upbeat accessory an extra infusion of eye-catching style ($240.00).

#9 Cropped Utility Bomber Jacket:

This bomber jacket is chic and sporty in a casual cropped shape cut from soft peach-effect cotton trimmed with contrasting ribbing. Exposed zippers and multiple fastened pockets introduce a contemporary utility feel, while a Monogram canvas zipper pull completes the look with a subtle signature accent ($4,750.00).

#10 Utility Strap Mini Skirt:

A fusion of technical details elevates this chic mini skirt with a modern utility feel. In a thick, crinkled finish, the exaggerated pleated A-line silhouette has a romantic sculptural quality, while contrasting straps trimmed with leather and hardware accents introduce a graphic, functional look. Fastened at the back with an invisible zipper ($3,550.00).

#11 Trinity Ankle Boot:

The Trinity ankle boot comes in glazed calf leather. The elaborately constructed upper is embellished with large, silver-tone studs engraved with the Louis Vuitton signature. This model is finished with a high Cuban heel, while a discreet side zip ensures easy fitting ($1,670.00).

#12 Leopard Belt Coat:

As part of an exclusive collaboration between Nicolas Ghesquière and Chinese artist Sun Yitian, this coat makes a playful statement with a giant, high-definition Leopard print from the artist’s signature animal series. Crafted from thick silk satin, the silhouette has a smart, structured look with a pointed collar and hidden button tab, while a leather belt detail adds a graphic embellishment to the chest ($7,950.00).

#13 Pochette Métis:

Sun Yitian reworked this Pochette Metis handbag in Monogram canvas by adding a tiger-head patch in grained calfskin. It is fitted with an elegant top handle and a long detachable strap for shoulder or cross-body wear. The interior is lined in tangerine-color microfiber ($3,300.00).

#14 LV x Sun Yitian Heures d’Absence:

The Heures d’Absence bottle is for the first time adorned with a finely detailed charm. It features a cute and colorful leopard attached to a gold-tone metal chain with an LV Initials emblem for a signature accent. Echoing the pop universe of Sun Yitian, Heures d’Absence is an invitation to let oneself go and enjoy those moments when time suspends its flight ($515.00).

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