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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 two beauties showcase the French Maison latest runway collection against a series of paintings by French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso
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,
French contemporary artist Laurent Grasso spoke to WWD about working with Nicolas Ghesquière on the campaign shot by Steven Meisel.
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.
Last week, Stray Kids' Felix took to Instagram to post for the first time in 2025, showing off his shirtless suit vest 'fit from the SBS Music Awards. Now, the star is doing a 180 and giving us a completely covered wintery look to keep warm as temperatures keep dropping in the northern hemisphere.
Paris Men’s Fashion Week kicks off today, headlined by Pharrell Williams’ highly anticipated new show for Louis Vuitton which is set to take over the
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.
In addition to growing her solo music career after initially gaining fame as a part of K-pop group Blackpink and making her acting debut in season 3 of Mike White's award-winning series White Lotus on February 16,
Shot by Steven Meisel, Nicolas Ghesquière’s new Louis Vuitton SS25 campaign casts house ambassadors Lisa and Saoirse Ronan as contemporary portraits within the paintings of French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso.
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