Against the storied backdrop of the Cour Carrée du Louvre, Nicolas Ghesquière unveiled Louis Vuitton's spring/summer 2025 collection on a runway constructed from over a thousand trunks—a nod to the Maison's rich travel heritage. This immersive mirrored platform reflected not only the grandeur of its surroundings but also the collection's core ethos: a harmonious blend of contrasts.
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Ghesquière's latest work explores the interplay between structure and fluidity, texture and print, crafting a multifaceted femininity that oscillates between eras and styles.
Tailored jackets with voluminous puffed sleeves, cinched waists, and peplum hems evoke historical silhouettes, yet are paired unexpectedly with biker shorts and chunky leather sandals, injecting a contemporary edge. This juxtaposition of architectural precision and relaxed ease showcases Ghesquière's ability to reimagine classic forms with a modern sensibility.
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Accessories further this dialogue between tradition and innovation. The Side Trunk MM pays homage to Louis Vuitton's historic luggage, crafted from smooth Monogram-debossed calfskin and adorned with signature metallic corners and an S-lock, seamlessly blending heritage elements with contemporary design.
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Likewise, the LV Biker MM and Nano bags reinterpret the iconic biker jacket, featuring lambskin with a bi-tonal pixel effect, smooth cowhide leather trims, and silver-toned hardware. Designed for versatility, these bags include sliding straps to adjust their silhouette and offer multiple carrying options.
In this spring/summer 2025 collection, Ghesquière masterfully orchestrates a wardrobe that transcends time, inviting women to navigate between the delicate and the bold, the past and the future, all while rooted in the enduring elegance of Louis Vuitton.
PHOTOGRAPHED BY STEFAN KHOO
STYLED BY JEFFREY YAN
Model NICOLE LIEW/Basic Models Management
Make-up Artist CLARENCE LEE
Photographer’s Assistant RJ TEO