 By Nermin A., Editor PARIS, FRANCE - Numerous actresses including Elizabeth Debicki attend the Chanel Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026/2027 show as part of Paris Fashion Week today in Paris, France. The guests were welcomed by a giant show setup inspired by the Jack and the Beanstalk a classic tale that begins with a poor boy named Jack who trades his cow for a handful of magic beans, which grow into a giant beanstalk that reaches up into the clouds. The giant beanstalk is seen across the show set like a red thread that Creative Director adapts onto rich embroidery in numerous looks. Just like in the tale, guests enter a magical world filled with stars, royals, and just like Jack climbs the beanstalk and discovers a world of danger and riches, where he meets the wife of a giant and learns the truth about the beans, the guests are invited to the Chanel world, including a private concert to be held tonight for lucky where French star Venessa Paradis will perform an intimate concert. The story emphasizes themes of courage, wit, and the importance of family and home, and this is essentially what the House of Chanel has become for the group of haute couture clients.  Rahul Mishra Fall 2026 Couture Collection, all images all rights reserved. “As I looked closely at ancient Indian sculpture, I realised that jewellery often became the garment itself, carrying identity, symbolism and beauty through every detail. Couture and high jewellery share the same values of patience, precision and exceptional craftsmanship. Together with Tanishq Natural Diamonds, we sought to reinterpret this idea through contemporary high jewellery, extending the narrative of the collection while remaining rooted in India’s artistic heritage.” — Rahul Mishra, Founder & Creative Director  By Nermin A., Editor PARIS, FRANCE - Isha Ambani arrives to the Rahul Mishra Haute Couture Presentation at College des Bernardins, already wearing one of the latest Haute couture looks from his show titled Devi - the eternal muse, which is a hommage to the rich art and history of India, while Fan Bingbing is wearing one of the latest looks on the catwalk admired by front-row seated Cardi B, arriving on time, Lauren Santo Domingo and others, the scene is set for one of the most spectacular shows by Mishra and that tells a lot. DEVI reflects on the eternal muse as an idea that has travelled across centuries, continually returning to the artist’s imagination. The women who wear Rahul Mishra Couture complete that journey, transforming ideas and memories into living presence. The show allows guests to travel back in time with this collection, to observe codes of femininity documented through these sculptures, we study what makes the eternal muse. From sculpture to sculptor, Mishra and his team ask what held the sculptor’s gaze, what compelled an artisan to return to the same figure for months, even years, and how a still material is made to suggest softness and the presence of a soul. Whether Michelangelo ever made this exact statement remains uncertain, yet the fantasy endures; of an artist standing before a block of stone and already seeing the figure within. For Michelangelo, sculpture was a reductive act. With each strike, fragments of marble were removed with precision, revealing what he believed had existed there all along. To his belief, he was liberating those figures from stone, in a way of discovering them and not creating them. While Michelangelo’s contribution to the Renaissance cannot be overstated, the same philosophy echoes across the Indian subcontinent centuries before his time. Within temple complexes, cave sanctuaries and monumental carvings hewn from sandstone, granite and basalt, Indian artisans transformed stone into eternal muses, dancers, apsaras, devis, celestial attendants, divine lovers and gods. Temples, once important centres of social, cultural and economic exchange, became enduring repositories of memory preserving the stories, culture and rhythms of life that shaped Indian civilisations. Bodies meticulously emerge over temple walls depicting visual codes through posture, costume, jewellery and even mudras or hand gestures. Adorned with layered necklaces, elaborate girdles, anklets, armlets and headdresses, these figures offer some of the most intimate records of how beauty was once imagined. Clothing appears only sparingly but jewellery assumes a role of dress. Every detail contributes to identity and expression, revealing a world in which the body itself became a site for symbolism and meaning. Haute Couture, similarly, is a parallel act of time and handwork as it is fuelled by patience and meticulous repetition. If sculpture reveals through “subtraction”, Rahul Mishra’s couture reveals through “accumulation”, thread by thread. Hand embroidery traces the contours of sandstone, basalt, soapstone and bronze sculpture to imitate their timeless beauty. Ancient embroidery techniques including zardozi and dabka are combined with stones, crystals and bugle beads to create trompe-l’œil surfaces that appear carved rather than stitched. Master craftsmen at the Rahul Mishra atelier interpret these traditions through contemporary couture in featherweight garments.  The design team collaborated with local murtikar (traditional clay artisan) Sumant Kumar to create bespoke headpieces inspired by the ceremonial crowns depicted in these ancient stone sculptures. Extending his long-standing collaboration with the house, milliner Stephen Jones created the collection’s veils and additional headpieces for the runway, bringing together two distinct craft traditions within a shared couture narrative. The show music, composed by Jayant Luthra, features instruments such as the mridangam, ghatam, temple drums, kanjeera, manjeera, singing bowls and thavil recorded inside The Ajanta Caves (2nd Century BCE), and is built with Fibonacci compositions, a complex ancient philosophy found in music, art and architecture from the region. Beyond its cultural and spiritual significance, the music experience aims to recreate the acoustics inside those ancient caves. Extending their partnership with Tanishq Natural Diamonds this season, we co-designed a selection of high jewellery looks featured in the show. Rather than serving as complements to the garments, each piece was conceived as an extension of the couture itself, translating embroidery, movement and narrative into sculptural jewellery. Drawing from the dialogue between architecture and nature, the creations explore fluid silhouettes, intricate gemstone artistry and exceptional craftsmanship. Uniting Tanishq’s natural diamond expertise with Rahul Mishra’s couture perspective, the collaboration celebrates a contemporary expression of Indian luxury rooted in storytelling and artisanal excellence. Tanishq, India’s most-loved jewellery brand from the Tata Group, has been synonymous with superior craftsmanship, exclusive designs and guaranteed product quality for over two decades. It has built for itself the enviable reputation of being the only jewellery brand in the country that strives to understand the Indian woman and provide her with jewellery that meets her traditional and contemporary aspirations and desires. To stress its commitment to offering the purest jewellery, all Tanishq stores, along with the Diamond Expertise Centres equipped with Diamond Caratmeter, Lightscope, Karatmeter and more, enable customers to check the purity and origin of their diamonds and gold in the most efficient manner and make informed decisions. The Tanishq retail chain currently spans 500+ exclusive boutiques across more than 300 cities. For more information, visit www.Tanishq.co.in. EXCLUSIVE SHOE PARTNER — RENE CAOVILLA The Maison Caovilla provided shoe as exclusive partner to the show. It was founded back in 1934 in Fiesso d’Artico, near Venice. Rahul Mishra, the first Indian designer to be invited to showcase at Paris Haute Couture Week, was also the winner of the International Woolmark Prize in 2014. He was conferred the insignia of Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government in November 2023. Rooted in the philosophy of sustainability, his work reimagines fashion as an agent of social change — fostering participation and uplifting India’s artisan communities. Through his couture house and prêt-à-porter label, AFEW Rahul Mishra, he envisions luxury not merely as consumption, but as a celebration of collective craftsmanship. Described by Suzy Menkes as a “national treasure” and praised by the late Franca Sozzani for “highlighting the best and most peculiar features of his homeland,” Rahul’s creations resonate across cultures. With six retail stores in India and a growing global presence, his brand embodies “mindful luxury”, where purpose guides process and each garment becomes a living narrative of human hands and heritage. SHOW CREDITS STYLING MICHAEL PHILOUZE STYLE ASSOCIATE GAULTIER DESANDRE NAVARRE MASTER TAILORS SHIRLEE IDZAKOVICH, MACY IDZAKOVICH & JON SANDLER MILLINER STEPHEN JONES CASTING DIRECTOR BRICE COMPAGNON, DAVID DI GIOVANI KEY MAKE-UP ARTIST GIULIO PANCIERA SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE-UP SABINA PINSONE KEY HAIR ARTIST DELPHINE COURTEILLE NAILS NAFISSA DJABI SHOW MUSIC JAYANT LUTHRA PHOTOGRAPHY VALERIO MEZZANOTTI / NOWFASHION VIDEOGRAPHY TITRE PROVISIOIRE SET DESIGN & PRODUCTION NAPOLEON STUDIO PRESS KARLA OTTO  One of first front row guests Lauren Santo Domingo, Creative Director of of Tiffany & Co.’s home collection.
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 Paris, FRANCE - Model presents a creation for Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection as part of the Paris Fashion Week, in Paris, on July 6, 2026. Christian Dior Couture presents the Haute Couture Fall Winter 2026-2027 show. Jonathan Anderson approaches couture as a refined language, learning the grammar of its codes, techniques and craft traditions in order to articulate new ideas. Just as Christian Dior conceived the sculptural silhouette of his 1947 'New Look' and named his lines with an architect's logic « Zig-Zag, Tulip, A and H » Jonathan Anderson gives form to new ideas, drawing on both the Dior archive and the work of American sculptor Lynda Benglis, whose pieces are often described as 'frozen gestures' that arrest materials in motion. Interpreted through engineering only possible in couture, Benglis's organic forms come to life in the Dior ateliers: materials manipulated to resemble paper, metal or plaster; surfaces encrusted with embroideries that echo her use of paint and glitter. Each look carries the time and knowledge of its making, proof that the most ambitious ideas still depend on the patience of craft. Credits: ADRIEN DIRAND & DIOR  Paris, FRANCE - Debuting during Haute Couture Week in Paris this July, the Christelle Kocher for Levi’s® capsule unveils a visionary 10-look collection that reimagines American denim through the lens of French couture savoir-faire. Drawing on her signature “Couture-à-Porter” philosophy and her role as Artistic Director of Maison Lemarié, Christelle Kocher brings a unique vision rooted in exceptional craftsmanship to Levi’s® heritage. Rooted in an ambitious exploration of textile manipulation and hand craftsmanship, the collection transforms Levi’s® icons from the 501® jean to the Type II Jacket into highly crafted couture pieces. Across the line-up, Levi’s® signature pieces are reworked with feather finishes, embroidery and sculptural detailing. These sit alongside more elevated silhouettes, from draped black denim gowns to statement headpieces, creating a natural dialogue between everyday denim and couture dressing. The result is a seamless blend of Levi’s® heritage and Christelle Kocher’s couture-driven approach. Accessories further extend the narrative, with the Levi’s® Baby Brooklyn Bag reinterpreted as a couture object alongside dramatic feather headpieces designed to amplify silhouette, movement and emotion. Entirely developed using denim as the core material, the collection pushes the boundaries of the material through feather work, hand embroidery, plissé drapery, floral constructions and sculptural fabric treatments. The capsule merges the authenticity and cultural legacy of Levi’s® with Christelle Kocher’s refined couture sensibility. Intricate plissé work, feather and floral constructions, delicate lace applications, resin-coated denim fragments and leather embroideries create a dialogue between American denim heritage and Parisian haute couture excellence, drawing on generations of exceptional French artisanal savoir-faire. "It was a privilege to bring these two teams together and see this collection come to life. This capsule reflects my life between the United States and France, two countries that fuel my creative energy" - Christelle Kocher (Designer). “Bringing Levi’s to Paris Haute Couture for the first time is a major moment for us. With over a century of history behind the brand, partnering with Christelle Kocher felt like a natural fit. She brings a distinctly Parisian perspective with a modern edge that complements our denim heritage. Her Couture-à-Porter vision is the perfect way to elevate the craftsmanship of denim. With this collaboration, we continue to take our iconic brand into new cultural spaces in Europe.” - Mathilde Vaucheret (Vice President Europe Marketing & Brand Experience). Across the collection, silhouettes evolve between structure and fluidity: layered denim plissé forms abstract floral bustiers, degradé feather capes create sculptural movement, while couture embroidery elevates classic tanks, shirts and denim separates into luxurious eveningwear pieces. A standout look, a full feather gown paired with a matching cape combines denim, lace and resin into richly textured surfaces inspired by fish scales. The imagery around the Christelle Kocher for Levi’s® capsule shot by Kayla Connors focuses on the contrast between couture techniques and the raw, authentic nature of denim. The idea was for the images to feel cinematic but still intimate and spontaneous - capturing both the craftsmanship behind the pieces and the attitude of the collection. A big part of the shoot is highlighting the textile work developed for the project, including the research and experimentation carried out at the Levi’s® Eureka Lab in Levi’s® global headquarters specifically for the collection: feather constructions, hand embroidery, sculptural volumes, resin textures, and all the denim manipulations created for the capsule. The creative team also wanted to play with close-up details and movement to show the richness of the materials and the amount of work behind each silhouette. Presented during Couture Week, the capsule stands as both a celebration of craftsmanship and a radical reinterpretation of denim. It highlights Levi’s® ability to craft bespoke silhouettes with the precision and intent required for stage performances, red carpet appearances, and other high-visibility cultural moments. It demonstrates how one of fashion’s most universal materials can be elevated into the language of haute couture while remaining deeply rooted in culture, authenticity, and innovation.  The Levi’s® brand epitomizes classic American style and effortless cool. Since their invention by Levi Strauss & Co. in 1873, Levi’s® jeans have become one of the most recognizable garments of clothing in the world—capturing the imagination and loyalty of people for generations. Today, the Levi’s® brand portfolio continues to evolve through a relentless pioneering and innovative spirit that is unparalleled in the apparel industry. Our range of leading denim and accessories are available in more than 110 countries, allowing individuals around the world to express their personal style. For more information about the Levi’s® brand, its products and stores, please visit levi.com. Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) is one of the world's largest brand-name apparel companies and a global leader in jeanswear. The company designs and markets jeans, casual wear and related accessories for men, women and children under the Levi's®, Levi Strauss Signature™, and Beyond Yoga® brands. Its products are sold in approximately 120 countries worldwide through a combination of chain retailers, department stores, online sites, and a global footprint of approximately 3,300 retail stores and shop-in-shops. Levi Strauss & Co.'s reported 2025 net revenues were $6.3 billion. For more information, go to http://levistrauss.com, and for financial news and announcements go to http://investors.levistrauss.com.   By Nermin A., Editor
Celebrity Sightings - Paris Fashion Week - Haute Couture FW 2026/2027 PARIS, FRANCE - Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny attends Schiaparelli during Day One of Paris Fashion Week - Haute Couture (GC Images). From sky high mood in his previous haute couture collection where Creative Director of Schiaparelli took us with peacock dresses and feathered nymphs, this season silicone is the key component of collection titled The Abyss, but why this morbid theme... Well for one the answer is hidden in the very material used for the collection - silicone a key component for Silicon Valley and AI revolution, yet many are questioning this development and where it is taking our society...  By Nermin A., Editor Presented at the home of Maison Givenchy, the new collection by Sarah Burton dialogues with several works by the British artist Rachel Whiteread. Alongside these contemporary masterpieces, the male wardrobe unveils its different facets, by turns pared-down or richly embellished. “I wanted this collection to feel very personal and intimate, and to reflect the conversations that I have with the friends of the House,” said the Creative Director by way of introduction. Every look, therefore, is a reflection of her personal affinities and the inspirations born of these encounters. Givenchy archetypes find a new expression. Emblematic everyday pieces are revisited to striking effect. Like an ode to joy, an art of couture true to the heritage of Givenchy. Zuhair Murad UNVEILS THE NEW READY-TO-WEAR RESORT 2027 COLLECTION “Aqua Sculptura”  All images courtesy of ZUHAIR MURAD | See more on ZUHAIR MURAD or www.ZUHAIRMURAD.com The Resort 27 collection is an ode to womanhood inspired by the poetic universe of the award-winning photographer Lucien Clergue. Zuhair Murad celebrates the female body as a work of art in perpetual motion. An intimate dialogue unfolds between body and nature, transcending the boundaries of reality to reveal an instinctive beauty that affirms its individuality. She merges seamlessly with the landscape, becoming a living topography where every line and curve extends the rhythm and undulations of the natural world. Water lies at the heart of the narrative. It inspires vibrant textures and luminous surfaces throughout the collection. Pearlescent fabrics capture the reflections of the sun, lamé textiles evoke the shimmer of the sea, while exclusive prints reinterpret flora and fauna through an imagined natural world. Throughout the collection, fluidity and structure engage in a contemporary dialogue on femininity. Precision-cut silhouettes follow the anatomy with intention, while sheer fabrics and second-skin effects create a delicate interplay between revelation and mystery. Architectural lines remain soft and effortless, accompanying the movement of the body with ease as construction and drapery exist in perfect balance. Pleats, draping, and sculptural volumes amplify this sense of continuous movement. Strapless gabardine gowns embody timeless elegance, while jacquard is reimagined in sophisticated silhouettes. Jersey explores an array of fluid drapes that sensually envelop the body, as Georgette unfolds into cascades of voluminous ruffles. The colour palette moves between depth and light. Abyssal blue and intense black evoke the mystery of the ocean floor, while pearlescent whites and powdered neutrals diffuse an ethereal softness. Shades of aqua bring freshness and transparency, illuminated by shimmering golden reflections dancing across the water's surface. Finally, touches of sangria warm the composition, like a vibrant pulse at the heart of this organic and luminous universe.  JACQUEMUS spring-summer 2027 runway, see more on JACQUEMUS | Official Store
By Nermin A., Editor Monte-Carlo, Monaco – Jacquemus keeps flirting with the seductive French Riviera where he just staged his lastes fashion show on the island of Corsica and he is back this summer also at Monte-Carlo Beach Following its debut in 2025, Jacquemus returns to the Monte-Carlo Beach Club with a new set design inspired by a reimagined seaside aesthetic. The overall concept draws on the aesthetic of 1950s beach clubs, where elegance meets Mediterranean leisure. Jacquemus is all in on the French, his latest runway titled Le Bonheur—French for happiness—explores the simple pleasures of the seaside: the light feeling of the sea breeze maybe as you enjoy his refurbishment of the Pool Bar of Monte-Carlo Beach resort hotel, enhancing that sense of summery softness. A photo booth inspired by the ‘Plage’ collection has been set up this season, allowing visitors to take photos against a backdrop featuring, amongst other things, the Jacquemus Hippocampe scarf. The collaboration is also on display at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo in a dedicated display window. At the Beach Club, two Jacquemus boutiques are offering a selection of items co-branded by Jacquemus and Monte-Carlo Beach: a towel, a T-shirt and a beach bag. Conceived as a natural extension of the Mediterranean summer, Jacquemus Monte-Carlo Beach is continuing the dynamic initiated last year until 27 September 2026, reaffirming its Mediterranean roots and a particular vision of the art de vivre. Practical information: Jacquemus at Monte-Carlo Beach, Av. Princesse Grace, 06190 Roquebrune-Cap-Martin Shops are open 7 days a week from 10am to 7pm (shops are also open to customers who are not members of the Monte-Carlo Beach Club) Jacquemus was founded by Simon Porte Jacquemus in 2009 in Paris, France. Dedicated to the memory of the designer's mother, the brand draws its inspiration from a passion for culture. The women's and men's collections refer to the French art of living and the universal gestures of beauty, incorporating influences ranging from art photography and the decorative arts to cinema, painting and sculpture. Over the years, Jacquemus has staged its fashion shows in unique and unexpected locations, including a Paris swimming pool, the Picasso Museum, a lavender field in Provence, a wheat field on the outskirts of Paris, a salt marsh in the Camargue and a beach in Hawaii. More recently, the brand has taken on locations such as the canal at the Château de Versailles (Le Chouchou), the Fondation Maeght (Les Sculptures), the Casa Malaparte (La Casa) and Auguste Perret's Parisian flat (La Croisière). Based in the 8ᵉ arrondissement of Paris, Jacquemus is an independent fashion house with over 300 employees. Known for its strong digital presence and international expansion, the brand developed innovative immersive experiences around the world before opening its first permanent shop at 58 Avenue Montaigne in Paris in 2022. Since then, shops have opened in Dubai, Seoul, New York (SoHo), Los Angeles (WestHollywood) and London (New Bond Street). Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer embodies a new Art de Vivre that is unique in the world with a taste for what is beautiful, fine and good. Its Resort offers Luxury Gaming in its casinos, “haute couture” experiences in its iconic palace hotels and their Diamond Suites and gourmet dining at the cutting edge of modernity, combining Michelin-starred restaurants, international concepts and our own creations, as well as a topflight artistic and cultural selection. The Resort also offers a fantastic range of sport and well-being activities, shopping and partying. And because the new Art de Vivre Monte-Carlo must evolve towards increasingly ethical and responsible luxury, Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer has been committed since 2007 to a pro-active policy in terms of energy transition, consumption of resources and waste, local fine dining and preservation of the natural heritage. The number 1 private employer in the Principality of Monaco, in 2023 the Group launched its 4th ethics charter to uphold its values of integrity and responsibility in conducting its professional business. CHANEL, Grand Partner of the Biarritz Film Festival – NOUVELLES VAGUES  British actress and model Kristen Stewart wears Chanel. All images Copyright CHANEL. By Nermin A., Editor Biarritz, France – Biarritz is sizzling hot and not just because of the record temperatures this week in the French resort on the Atlantic ocean. Ever committed to cinematic creation and building on its long-standing ties with Biarritz, the House of CHANEL is back in town–after the recent historic fashion show staged in the seaside resort–renewing its support for the Biarritz Film Festival – NOUVELLES VAGUES for its fourth edition, taking place from 23rd to 28th June 2026. Among the festival’s highlights, the opening ceremony will feature a screening of Goodbye Cruel World, the debut feature film by independent director Félix de Givry, produced by Remembers and Iliade et Films with the support of CHANEL. The documentary Jean Cocteau by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, also supported by CHANEL, will be screened at the closing ceremony. At the end of the festival, the winners will receive a trophy specially designed for the event by the House of DESRUES, a CHANEL Maison d’art. The gazteria section, with its direct engagement with the audience – comprising mainly film students – will welcome two CHANEL ambassadors this year: actress Marion Cotillard (image below) on 24th June, and actress and director Kristen Stewart (image above), this year’s Jury President, on 26th June. Organised by Jérôme Pulis (Founder and President), the festival aims to tell the stories of young people and draws on their perspective through a unique programme of films that include coming-of-age stories and that explore the place of young people in society. As Grand Partner of the Biarritz Film Festival – NOUVELLES VAGUES, CHANEL is supporting the emergence of tomorrow’s voices. CHANEL & CINEMA This partnership builds on Gabrielle Chanel’s own connections with the world of cinema. From the very beginning, the couturier forged unbreakable bonds with this art form, which was born around the same time as her. Synonymous with modernity, cinema’s taste for movement, audacity and dreams fell perfectly in line with her fashion vocabulary. By 1931, when Gabrielle Chanel travelled to Hollywood at the behest of the American producer Samuel Goldwyn to dress Gloria Swanson and other actresses, she’d already understood how fashion would use cinema to speak to women. A friend and patron of major directors – Jean Cocteau, Luchino Visconti, Louis Malle and Alain Resnais – she also dressed the New Wave actresses Jeanne Moreau, Romy Schneider and Delphine Seyrig, both on and off screen. Ever true to this vision, CHANEL’s enduring commitment to the seventh art takes multiple forms today: designing and creating costumes, production support, accompanying film premieres and even the restoration of masterpieces to guarantee the preservation of cinematic history. The House continues its collaboration with actresses – from Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie and Tilda Swinton to the new generation of actresses including Margaret Qualley, Ayo Edebiri and Lily-Rose Depp – and leading filmmakers such as Michel Gondry, Alfonso Cuarón and Sofia Coppola. CHANEL also supports festivals, institutions and ceremonies, and is dedicated to upholding the unique nature of each project with an absolute respect for the directors’ artistic vision. CHANEL & BIARRITZ Biarritz plays a foundational role in the history of CHANEL. In 1915, Gabrielle Chanel opened her couture house there, establishing the codes of functional elegance and freedom, in harmony with the energy of the town. In her boutique at the Villa de Larralde, she designed innovative, understated and comfortable silhouettes that augured the CHANEL style. Biarritz became a hotbed of creativity where artists and friends of the couturier, including Stravinsky, Cocteau and Picasso, also found inspiration and freedom. Today, this story is more relevant than ever: last April, Matthieu Blazy’s first Cruise collection for CHANEL was presented in Biarritz, coinciding with the opening of a pop-up CHANEL boutique within the Villa de Larralde itself open until 27 September. By pursuing its involvement with the Biarritz Film Festival – NOUVELLES VAGUES, in the heart of the town, CHANEL keeps the bold energy that characterises its own heritage alive. Yohji Yamamoto Spring Summer 2027 Menswear collection runway presented at Paris Men Fashion Week SS27.  Louis Vuitton by Pharrell Williams: A Dandy Experience Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2027 Men. All rights reserved. By Nermin A., editor Louis Vuitton makes a Spring Summer 2027 show with a big splash - literally. To elevate this Dandy Experience envisioned by for Louis Vuitton by Pharrell Williams where the surfing theme is put on steroids with a giant wave as the background to the show and complete with fully sand covered show set, where the guests should have ideally arrived barefoot instead in next season Louis Vuitton chunky leather boots. Alias the lucky local beach ball clubs will get all this sand donated and the Maison has launched several other sustainable initiatives to polish its leading sustainable luxury brand image. See full show on Louis Vuitton.  One of many VIP guests, artist Sho Hirano 平野 紫耀 at Louis Vuitton Show.
 Sho Hirano 平野 紫耀 at Louis Vuitton Show. Men's Spring-Summer 2027 Collection by Pharrell Williams, all rights reserved. Sho Hirano 平野 紫耀 Louis Vuitton Show. See more on www.youtube.com/@moralmoda. The show in Paris was attended by TAHAR RAHIM THÉO CHRISTINE TYSHAWN JONES UNCLE WAFFLES VICTOR WEMBANYAMA YUTA NCT127 & many more.     |
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