Louis Vuitton unveils its spring-summer 2027 formal collection by Pharrell Williams on 3 September 2026
On 3 September 2026, Louis Vuitton unveils its formal collection for spring-summer 2027. Conceived by Pharrell Williams, creative director of menswear, it blends modern functionality with a revisited preppy sensibility. Ready-to-wear, bags, accessories and footwear are organised around three categories: Timeless Business, Modern Tailoring and Evening.
Heritage tailoring built for everyday life
Impeccably cut suits are reimagined to feel more accessible, without sacrificing an ounce of refined elegance. Subtle details enrich each piece: suspended LV medallions, branded buttons in horn, metal or strass, marquetry leather zip pulls, embroidered crests and Monogram motifs rendered in luxurious silk, wool and cashmere blends.
Both bespoke tailoring and ready-to-wear follow three heritage cuts. The roomier Gaston, the slimmer Napolitana, and the more traditional, close-fitting Pont Neuf jacket. Each is designed to slot naturally into a broader wardrobe.
Beyond that, the tracksuit jacket is reinterpreted as a statement of sophistication, pairing refined textures, smooth calfskin and felted wool, with reversible wool-and-cashmere blends featuring an all-over Monogram or a single strass insignia.
The tuxedo reinvented through a workwear lens
Tuxedo codes are reworked through workwear silhouettes. Grain-de-poudre wool is heightened with satin, knee panels are punctuated with Fleur de Monogram rivets, Monogram silk linings add a discreet flourish, and pearl embroideries complete the picture.
“Wrap-front shawl-collar pieces, Damier crystal buttons and fluid extra-fine wool crewnecks complete these eveningwear silhouettes.”
Shirts, meanwhile, come in delicate Monogram poplin and Mini Monogram silk jacquard satin, conceived as timeless wardrobe staples that move effortlessly from day to evening.
Outerwear designed with practicality in mind
Clever details bring elegance to the everyday. A three-in-one technical jacket layers a water-repellent wool-twill zip coat over a Monogram nylon high-neck gilet with a packable hood. Each piece can be worn separately or together.
A wool-and-cotton scooter parka and a reversible quilted wool flannel gilet round out the offering. Both feature a cinchable waist and a water-repellent finish in neutral tones marked with discreet signatures.
- Three-in-one technical jacket with packable Monogram nylon hood
- Wool-and-cotton scooter parka with cinchable waist
- Reversible quilted wool flannel gilet
- Reversible wool-and-cashmere blends with all-over Monogram
- Merino wool knitwear adorned with Mini Monogram stamped leather bands
Leather goods, for their part, extend the house’s travel heritage through an expanded LV Aerogram line, a nod to airport tarmac markings. The Fastline backpack and the Messenger Boarding bag are now available in chocolate brown, alongside the Takeoff clutch and the Gate briefcase.
Leather goods and luggage: new signature colourways
The embossed Taurillon Monogram leather line, comprising the Christopher backpack, the Keepall, the Horizon luggage and the Dopp Kit toiletry bag, is introduced in forest green. The Taiga line of cabin luggage and small leather goods, meanwhile, returns in navy, olive and garnet.
These new colourways broaden the palette available to fans of the house. Each piece remains firmly anchored in the travel codes that have defined Louis Vuitton‘s reputation since its very beginnings.
Five formal footwear lines and refined accessories
The formal footwear capsule spans five distinct lines. The Louvre line offers Richelieu lace-ups and loafers with elongated silhouettes, built with Goodyear Flex construction and designed to be resoleable. Westminster transposes the Lozine motif from the house’s iconic trunks onto rubber-soled derbies and loafers.
The Mayfair line, inspired by the classic English dandy, takes the form of a supple, resoleable Chelsea boot, derby and loafer. The returning LV Gent line delivers an ultra-supple loafer in suede or polished calfskin, courtesy of its Sacchetto construction.
An LV Oxford loafer in glazed calfskin draws inspiration from the house’s Capucine bag, adorned with a crystal-set half-Fleur de Monogram buckle. Each footwear line thus enters into direct dialogue with Louis Vuitton‘s artisanal heritage.
LV Signature sunglasses are offered with camel lenses and tortoiseshell temples, or with a crystal-grey frame and dark green lenses. Textile accessories include the Monogram Stellar cashmere scarf with Fleur de Monogram embroideries, jacquard ties in a range of patterns, LV Flowers Stripes, Spaced Monogram, Check, LV Patchwork, as well as bow ties and pocket squares elevated with Mini Monogram detailing.
