Nicolas Ghesquière unveils the Louis Vuitton Spring 2026 RTW collection defined by freedom and inventiveness, delicately infused with the timeless glamour of 1940s Hollywood. The collection reinvents the codes of an indoor wardrobe through a myriad of billowing silhouettes, elegant fluidity, and striking contrasts.

The lineup expresses a high degree of sartorial freedom and a certain stylistic liberation. It suggests inventiveness, a subversion of the principles and functions typically associated with an “indoor” wardrobe. Imbued with refined textures and flowing draperies, the collection evokes comfort and femininity. Delicate embroidery and jacquard prints punctuate versatile ready-to-wear pieces, reimagined bags and cosmetics pouches alongside a whimsy selection of shoes and accessories— each transcending the House’s signature styles.

The journey around the apartment is an exploration of the archetypes of genre, in which clothes speak in confidences, revelations of a perspective and a manifesto of individuality. One of the House’s many journeys, all guided by the cardinal principle of carrying one’s way of being wherever one travels. Valuing intimacy, an exercise in intrinsic courtesy as an art of living. The ultimate luxury of dressing for oneself and revealing one’s true personality.

The Spring-Summer 2026 collection is revealed in the summer apartments once occupied by Anne of Austria, Queen of France, the mother of Louis XIV.