Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2025 show signaled a return to House classics, with Nicolas Ghesquière continuing to honor the brand’s storied heritage through his contemporary lens. Both the Speedy and

The actress spoke exclusively to ELLE UK to launch the campaign, which is shot by Steven Meisel and features key looks from Nicolas Ghesquière’s SS25 collection, beside artwork by French artist Lauren

The two beauties showcase the French Maison latest runway collection against a series of paintings by French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso

French contemporary artist Laurent Grasso spoke to WWD about working with Nicolas Ghesquière on the campaign shot by Steven Meisel.

Although it’s hard to imagine otherwise, there was once a time when Louis Vuitton wasn’t the global fashion behemoth we know today. From the 1850s until the final years of the 20th century, the house was known primarily for its luggage and canvas travel bags,

LISA is establishing herself as a fashion icon beyond the K-pop world. Making her first-ever Louis Vuitton campaign debut, LISA stars in the luxury house’s spring campaign shot by Steven Meisel in front of works by French contemporary artist Laurent Grasso.

BLACKPINK star Lisa is the face of the Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 25 campaign, and visuals of the Rockstar hitmaker have begun making the rounds on the internet.

The Irish actor was announced as a new brand ambassador last year and features in their spring summer 2025 campaign

Her chestnut hair was styled in shaggy layers and forehead fringe, and her glam featured neutral tones and a glossy beige lip. In another image, Lisa slipped into a black leather jacket with off-center, asymmetric buttons and silver hardware. She added a matching mini hand bag, which had a silver and gemstone chain bag charm.

Paris Men's Fashion Week kicks off Tuesday, headlined by Pharrell Williams' highly anticipated new show for Louis Vuitton which is set to take over the Louvre in the evening. Transforming the French capital's most famous museum continues his tradition of using major landmarks as backdrops for his clothes since he began as creative director in 2023,

While the bubble hem may have been a burgeoning trend in the ’80s, the styling seen on the Resort 2025 runways is less retro and more sophisticated. Playing Punk