Louis Vuitton presented its Women’s Spring Summer 2027 collection by Nicolas Ghesquière at the Cour Carrée du Louvre in Paris, bringing together an extensive guest list from film, music and fashion. The presentation introduced Ergonomie, a collection built around the relationship between clothing, the body and movement, with Ghesquière focusing on lightness, fluid construction and garments designed to respond to physical motion.
LOUIS VUITTON SPRING SUMMER 2027 COLLECTION
Emma Stone, Zendaya, Lisa, Ana de Armas, Jennifer Connelly, Felix, Chloë Grace Moretz, Saoirse Ronan, Sophie Turner, Victoria Song, Elaine Zhong, Lu Yuxiao, Suzu Hirose, Urassaya Sperbund and Mina Shin were among the guests attending the show. Each arrival brought a different interpretation of Louis Vuitton to the presentation, extending the house’s Spring Summer 2027 image beyond the runway.
Several guests also wore Louis Vuitton Fine Jewellery as part of their full looks. Emma Stone, Ana de Armas, Jennifer Connelly, Sophie Turner, Wunmi Mosaku and Keri Russell selected pieces from the Color Blossom and Le Damier de Louis Vuitton collections, bringing the house’s jewelry into the front-row styling.
The wider guest list included Este, Alana and Danielle Haim, Marina Foïs, Noémie Merlant, Justine Triet, Anna Lambe, Bella Maclean, Catherine Deneuve and Chloë Sevigny. Daniela Avanzini and Yoonchae from Katseye, Flowerovlove, Giulia Maenza, Hinata and Maya from XG, Jaden Smith, Jeanne Goursaud, Maya Boyd, Megan Northam, Odessa Young, Olivia Nuss and Owen Thiele also joined the presentation.
Further attendees included Rhea Seehorn, Ruth Madeley, Sophie Thatcher, Summer H. Howell, Thuso Mbedu, Vimala Pons and Wunmi Mosaku, completing a front row that connected Louis Vuitton with figures working across cinema, television, music and contemporary culture.
Inside the Cour Carrée du Louvre, Ghesquière presented a collection shaped by ergonomics and the idea that clothing should follow the body rather than impose a fixed external form. The designer developed garments around movement, allowing fabrics and construction to react to changing posture and physical activity.
Ultralight materials played a major role throughout the season. Double and triple composite chiffons, carré silks and scarf fabrics in silk and cashmere appeared across the collection, while traditional tailoring underwent a process of reduction. Internal layers disappeared, giving structured garments a lighter physical presence. Knitwear followed the body closely, while footwear added greater weight beneath the fluid silhouettes.
The collection also explored changing surface tensions and flexible construction. Pieces that appeared almost structureless relied on complex engineering underneath, allowing cloth and leather to sit against the body and respond to motion. Ghesquière treated anatomy as part of the design process, building shapes that shifted according to the wearer.
The Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2027 presentation placed that focus on movement within one of Paris’s most recognizable settings. With its broad guest list, Fine Jewellery appearances and Ghesquière’s latest collection, the show brought fashion, celebrity and the house’s wider creative universe together at the Louvre.
