Louis Vuitton Goes Luxe at the Louvre
If fashion week is the Olympics of style, Louis Vuitton just took home the gold. On September 30, under the romantic evening glow of Paris, the iconic brand unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 Women’s Collection right inside the Louvre Museum. Creative director Nicolas Ghesquière pulled out all the stops—not just with the collection, but with the guest list too.
K-pop Royalty in the Front Row
Among the global stars who graced the show were two Hallyu heavy-hitters: Felix of Stray Kids and Lisa of BLACKPINK. Both fashion-forward idols are Louis Vuitton brand ambassadors, and they brought major star power to the event. Clad in head-to-toe LV, the duo sparked a frenzy both inside and outside the venue.
Lisa, ever the trendsetter, rocked a sleek ensemble with bold accessories, while Felix channeled suave sophistication with his signature flair. Fans online couldn’t stop raving. One fan tweeted, “Lisa and Felix at the Louvre? That’s history AND fashion in one snapshot!”
Star-Studded Guest List
Of course, it wasn’t just the K-pop elite in attendance. Hollywood A-listers like Zendaya and Emma Stone also made waves with statement looks, adding extra dazzle to the already glitzy night. From Japan, actress Moeka Hoshi, model Yuka Mukari, and former soccer superstar Hidetoshi Nakata brought a touch of local flair with editorial-worthy fashion.
LV’s Legacy: Boldness Meets Tradition
Since its founding in 1854, Louis Vuitton has remained a symbol of craftsmanship and innovation. The label’s continued embrace of artists, architects, and global trendsetters is part of what makes each runway a cultural event—not just a fashion showcase.
This new collection channels the spirit of travel, elegance, and adventure that founder Louis Vuitton originally envisioned. From ready-to-wear pieces to fine jewelry, the line reflects Ghesquière’s ongoing mission: to blend tradition with modern magic.
The Verdict?
When K-pop icons and fashion legends collide in one of the most historic venues in the world, it’s not just a show—it’s a moment. And with Felix and Lisa at the forefront, it’s clear Hallyu isn’t just riding the wave—it’s setting the style agenda for the world.
