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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.
Travis Kelce’s longtime tailor predicts a classic, Louis Vuitton-dressed wedding for the couple: a slightly fuller double-breasted black tux with a white shirt, black bow tie, and a diamond lapel pin, possibly with a nod to his Eras Tour top-hat moment; he may change outfits for the MSG celebration, and while Amiri isn’t expected to factor in, Tom Ford or Thom Browne are seen as less likely options for the big day.
Pharrell Williams unveiled Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection in Paris, pairing surfing-inspired looks with a star-studded front row including BamBam, J-Hope, Missy Elliott and Victor Wembanyama.
Zendaya, Anne Hathaway, Emma Stone, Cate Blanchett, Amy Adams and other celebrities attended Louis Vuitton's Cruise 2027 show, stepping out in standout styles as the fashion house unveiled its latest collection.
Alysa Liu made her Met Gala debut in a custom Louis Vuitton gown inspired by the Met's Body exhibit, with a high-low silhouette and layered ruffles designed to evoke the interior of a cell. She completed the look with red satin pumps and a Pasquale Bruni choker, and was announced as Louis Vuitton's newest ambassador on the same day.
The Oscars 2026 red carpet was a couture-filled showcase, with Emma Stone in oyster Louis Vuitton, Timothée Chalamet in all-white, Teyana Taylor in Chanel, Demi Moore in Gucci feathers, Rose Byrne in Dior and Renate Reinsve in red Louis Vuitton, among others. A parade of bold gowns, dramatic silhouettes and statement accessories highlighted designers like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci, Chanel and more, making fashion as buzzworthy as the awards themselves.
Zendaya closed Paris Fashion Week in Louis Vuitton, wearing a bridal-white, two-tone high-low dress with a voluminous bubble-skirt silhouette and a gold wedding-band–style ring that sparked chatter about a secret wedding amid Law Roach’s remarks.
Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter 2026 show presented a modern reimagining of the classic pump—contrasting colors, high vamps, sculptural details, and luxe textures—suggesting a broader comeback of refined heels in 2026. The silhouette, already seen at Chanel, is being embraced by brands like Alaïa, The Row, Victoria Beckham, Prada, and Magda Butrym, signaling that the timeless pump may endure beyond a single season.
Emma Stone wore a lilac Louis Vuitton slip dress with a matching cardigan to the 2026 Actor Awards, triggering online debate over whether the cardigan was too casual for an award show, while some praised the outfit's fresh, minimalist ’90s vibe.