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Nicolas Ghesquière’s Spring 2027 Louis Vuitton collection at the Louvre’s Cour Carrée featured lightweight, minimalist garments and a futuristic set of floating concept car sculptures. While WWD praised the collection as a breezy departure from Ghesquière’s usual heavy silhouettes, The Cut’s Cathy Horyn criticized the show as underwhelming and disconnected from the broader fashion conversation.
Zendaya wore a custom Louis Vuitton ivory-lace bolero jacket to the spring/summer 2027 show in Paris, reusing a piece previously seen during her press tour for the film The Odyssey. The actress paired the statement jacket with a casual white tank top and jeans, demonstrating the versatility of the one-of-a-kind garment. This appearance followed a series of ethereal gowns worn during the movie's promotional campaign, including a sculptural piece with feathered wings. Zendaya attended the event with her longtime stylist, Law Roach, amidst a front-row crowd that included Emma Stone and the Haim sisters.
Keri Russell accompanied her 13-year-old daughter, Willa, to the Louis Vuitton fashion show in Paris, marking the teen's first major public appearance. The event took place on Monday during the ninth day of Paris Fashion Week, with the pair posing outside the Louvre. Russell wore a white high-neck blouse and black mini skirt, while Willa wore a red matching set. This outing is notable as Russell has historically kept her children out of the spotlight. Other celebrities, including Emma Stone and Zendaya, also attended the show.
Rihanna shared a series of photos and videos of her one-year-old daughter, Rocki Irish Mayers, on September 26, 2026, to mark the child's first birthday. The posts featured the toddler wearing her mother's wigs, pink hair curlers, and Fenty Beauty products, as well as playing with a Louis Vuitton bag. A$AP Rocky responded to the post with the comment 'MY FATTY BUMS' and a red heart emoji. Rocki, born on September 13, 2025, is the youngest of Rihanna and A$AP Rocky's three children, following sons RZA and Riot.
Selena Gomez arrived on the Emmys 2026 red carpet in a strapless, gold-beaded Louis Vuitton gown that cascades into a floor-length mermaid silhouette, catching every photographers’ light. The look was finished with Tiffany & Co. high jewelry from the Jean Schlumberger Bird on a Rock collection (bracelet, earrings and rings), while her hair went with loose waves. Gomez walked the carpet solo, with husband Benny Blanco reportedly elsewhere, and she’s an Executive Producer nominee for Only Murders in the Building at this year’s ceremony.
Yayoi Kusama spent the last seven years of her life in isolation and declining health, yet this final chapter proved to be her most prolific and commercially successful, with record auction prices, a Louis Vuitton partnership, a New York exhibition of her late works, and rising demand that cemented her status as a leading figure in the art world before her death at 97.
Sandra Bullock arrived in a custom Louis Vuitton black velvet gown with a sheer plunging cutout and an oversized white collar at the Los Angeles premiere of Practical Magic 2, joined by Nicole Kidman in Atelier Versace. Styled by Leslie Fremar, Bullock’s look complemented the film’s revival ahead of its Sept. 10 release, as she discussed healing after partner Bryan Randall’s death and emphasized self‑care and therapy.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Practical Magic 2, Nicole Kidman wore Pieter Mulier’s inaugural Atelier Versace look while Sandra Bullock arrived in a custom Louis Vuitton gown; Maisie Williams and Joey King also stood out in Maison Margiela and Ilya Migmoon designs as the cast promotes the sequel, hitting theaters Sept. 11.
Two bespoke Porsche 911 restomods—the LV-01 Classic and LV-02 Classic Turbo—result from Singer Vehicle Design and Louis Vuitton, featuring LV leather and luggage themes, a Tambour dashboard clock, carbon-fiber detailing, and power outputs of roughly 390 hp and 510 hp with manual gearboxes; pricing isn disclosed but expected to exceed $1 million.
Louis Vuitton partners with Singer to create two ultra-exclusive Porsche 911-based showcars—the 911 Reimagined by Singer Classic and the Classic Turbo Cabriolet—featuring LV leatherwork, a detachable Tambour clock, and bespoke interiors, with roughly 400bhp (Classic) and around 510bhp (Turbo), manual gearboxes and a dedicated travel luggage setup; prices were not disclosed, marking a rare two-off collaboration that fuses fashion, watchmaking and automotive design.
Zendaya’s Odyssey press-tour week features a couture‑forward run of standout outfits—from a white two‑tone Louis Vuitton gown in Paris with pale cornflower blue makeup to a London Jacquemus moment, a vintage Givenchy piece, and a Schiaparelli haute‑couture debut—proving once again she’s fashion’s ultimate red‑carpet muse, all styled by Law Roach.
Zendaya’s Odyssey press tour channels Athena with Grecian couture, featuring a custom Louis Vuitton look embroidered for nearly 800 hours, a sculptural Schiaparelli gown with marble-inspired details, and additional myth-inspired outfits (Givenchy, Valentino, Jacquemus) styled by Law Roach as she promotes Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.
A Suzhou court ordered Molly Tea to pay Louis Vuitton 10.3 million yuan ($1.5 million) for infringing LV’s signature monogram, prompting a national debate in China over who owns traditional motifs and whether foreign brands monopolize cultural heritage; Molly Tea plans to appeal amid online and state-media discussion of the ruling.
A Jiangsu court ordered Molly Tea to pay about 10.3 million yuan (roughly $1.5 million) in damages and publish a corrective statement after finding its four-petal mark infringed Louis Vuitton’s iconic monogram. The ruling sparked online debate in China, with some critics arguing LV’s claim overreaches or noting precursors to the design, while others defend the luxury house’s rights. Molly Tea had sought trademarks for its own name, but the court ruled against it for the logo design, highlighting tensions around branding and trademark protection in China.
A court ruled Molly Tea copied Louis Vuitton's four-petal flower logo and ordered 10.3 million yuan in damages, a ban on using the logo, and a public apology; the decision sparked online debate about copyright protection, with some defending the design as inspired by Chinese artefacts, and reports noted that only the Chinese-character 'Molly Tea' mark was registered while other applications were rejected.