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SCMP Style Reporter

Nicolas Ghesquière, womenswear artistic director for Louis Vuitton, is among the most forward-thinking, experimental designers working today. His fall/winter 2026 collection, which blended exaggerated silhouettes, sharp cuts and enlarged, futuristic-looking eyewear with pastoral inspirations of another era, is proof of that singular vision.
As always, Louis Vuitton is inspired by the spirit of travel, and this collection in particular – moved by the nature and nomadic peoples of faraway lands – pairs perfectly with the verdant landscapes of our September cover shoot. Scroll down to take a closer look.










PHOTOGRAPHY MARIE TOMANOVA
STYLING ARYEH LAPPIN
ART DIRECTOR THOMAS BEACHDEL
MAKE-UP ANDREW COLVIN
HAIR LEDORA FRANCIS
CASTING DIRECTOR CHRISTIAN MESHESHA
MODEL SIJIA KANG @ SILENT MODELS
LOCATION PLACE DES VOSGES, PARIS


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Style shoot: Louis Vuitton fall/winter 2026 brings nomadic elegance and pastoral charm to life

Enlarged, futuristic-looking eyewear is one of the clearest expressions of Nicolas Ghesquière’s forward-thinking vision for Louis Vuitton womenswear. Outfit: Louis Vuitton. Photography: Marie Tomanova

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Pierre-Louis Vuitton, head of savoir faire at Louis Vuitton, on the LV Monogram

Louis Vuitton trunks through the years, on display at the brand's private museum in Asnières-sur-Seine, on the outskirts of Paris. Photo: Handout

Lil Kim for Interview magazine in 1999. Photo: David LaChapelle

Pierre-Louis Vuitton is the great-great-great-grandson of maison founder Louis Vuitton. Photo: Handout

Louis Vuitton men’s fall/winter 2026. Photo: Handout

A richly embellished trunk from the Louis Vuitton menswear fall/winter 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

Louis Vuitton’s famous monogrammed luggage is meticulously finished by hand. Photo: Handout

A monogrammed Louis Vuitton mini trunk from the set of the 2026 menswear show. Photo: Handout 

A backpack from Louis Vuitton’s menswear fall/winter 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

Why fashion trains are back in the spotlight, courtesy of Jonathan Anderson’s Dior

Jonathan Anderson's puffy mini skirts with long trains were the stars of Dior's fall/winter 2026-27 show held in the Tuileries Garden in Paris in March. Photo: Handout

A close-up look at Dior’s layered tutu skirt from the fall/winter 2026-27 show. Photo: Handout

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Emily Ratajkowski at the Dior fall/winter 2026-27 show. Photo: Handout

A look from the Esse Studios resort 2027 collection presented at Australian Fashion Week. Photo: Handout

A look from Loewe’s fall/winter 2026-27 show. Photo: Handout

Tennis bracelets trend again: from Coco Gauff at Wimbledon to Meghan Markle

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Jade Trau Poppy bracelet. Photo: Handout

Tennis bracelets by Los Angeles-based jewellery brand Fie Isolde. Photo: Handout

Tiffany & Co. Sixteen Stone bracelet. Photo: Handout

Loro Piana’s Frédéric Arnault underscores commitment to sustainable Mongolian cashmere at Cop17

Loro Piana CEO Frédéric Arnault at the Loro Piana factory in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Photo: @frederic.arnault/Instagram

A herder with cashmere goats in Mongolia. Photo: Handout

The Loro Piana booth at Cop17 showcased the brand’s Resilient Threads programme. Photo: Handout

Frédéric Arnault at Cop17 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Photo: Handout

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Floral jewellery is blooming, from Chanel and Dior to Asian ateliers

Florals continue to reign supreme in jewellery design, as seen in this earring from the Dior fall/winter 2026 collection. Photo: Handout

Anna Hu Orchid Minuet earrings. Photo: Handout

Miu Miu fall/winter 2026. Photo: Handout

Michelle Ong Helleborus earrings. Photo: Handout

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Nicolas Ghesquière transports us with sharp silhouettes and folkloric details in a stunning fashion story set in Paris


Nicolas Ghesquière transports us with sharp silhouettes and folkloric details in a stunning fashion story set in Paris.


Style shoot: Louis Vuitton fall/winter 2026 brings nomadic elegance and pastoral charm to life

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Nicolas Ghesquière transports us with sharp silhouettes and folkloric details in a stunning fashion story set in Paris