Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2025 is a suppleness of structure
Nicolas Ghesquière interpreted soft power for the Louis Vuitton woman.
“The Louis Vuitton Women’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection thrives on contrast, seemingly generating constant movement. Sartorial soft power can also be a striking back-and-forth between two contradictory yet harmonious opposites. The suppleness of structure. Intractable lightness. Mastering vibrations. Spidery depths. Ethereal opulence. Razor-sharp delicacy. Resolute femininity. The mechanics of fluidity…” the show notes said.
The fanciful runway, which was raised into a podium to signal the start of the show, immediately enthralled the crowd. Trunk facades, a tribute to Louis Vuitton's history in luxury luggage, constructed the show. The collection was unveiled to the delight of front-row stars including Zendaya, Chloë Grace Moretz and Jung Ho-yeon.
Short, flouncy skirts paired with puffy-sleeved jackets were the showstoppers in Ghesquière’s season lineup, which took us back to the Renaissance and the Eighties while holding firmly a contemporary perspective. Infusing meticulous tailoring with a bohemian vibe, the collection exuded an upbeat energy. The models strutted down the runway wearing waist-cinched tops that gave off their usual flowing forms. Accessorising each ensemble with loosely attached neckties gave it a carefree air and made it more dynamic.
The bags were among the many eye-catching highlights of this season’s Louis Vuitton display. As a creative nod to the versatility of Louis Vuitton's leather products, models showed a plethora of bags – sometimes multiples – stacked like jewellery. Additionally, the house’s extensive history of leatherworking served as an inspiration for the footwear collection. Dressy heels with twisted leather accents brought a sculptural edge to the collection, while laid-back flats with thick, mismatched leather straps paid homage to the brand’s intricate craftsmanship.
See every look from Louis Vuitton' Spring/Summer 2025 collection below.
