Paris Fashion Week has concluded with the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 collection show, held inside the Louvre. The event drew a host of global celebrities, including Zendaya, Sophie Turner, Chloë Grace Moretz, Emma Stone, Lisa of Blackpink and Brigitte Macron, among others.
France’s first lady attracted particular attention. Macron is a regular guest at Louis Vuitton shows and has longstanding ties to the fashion house. She also shared a warm moment with the brand’s creative director, Nicolas Ghesquière.
Zendaya repeats a Louis Vuitton look
Zendaya was one of the most talked-about guests. The actress appeared in a white lace Louis Vuitton jacket featuring voluminous ruffles. She paired it with a simple white tank top, straight-leg jeans and white shoes.
Interestingly, Zendaya had previously worn the same jacket to the Paris premiere of the film «Odyssey» earlier this summer.
«Game of Thrones» star Sophie Turner, 30, opted for a bolder look. The actress arrived wearing a caramel-colored leather jacket and bright blue trousers. Her appearance sparked lively discussion online, with fashion critics and social media users debating her new hair color and hairstyle. Some commenters compared her look with those of more mature actresses Emily Blunt and Kristin Scott Thomas.
American actress Chloë Grace Moretz appeared in a ruffled crop top and black cargo pants.
Emma Stone opted for a bright blue matching set featuring a jacket and miniskirt.
Lisa embraced voluminous details and shades of purple.
A futuristic Louvre
For the show, Louis Vuitton transformed the Louvre into a futuristic setting, with structures resembling flying cars suspended above the guests. Ghesquière focused not only on futuristic aesthetics but also on highly wearable pieces.
This season, the fashion house’s usual oversized bags took a back seat as Louis Vuitton prioritized miniature designs. Iconic bag styles were significantly downsized into elegant mini-accessories, with some models even crafted in the shape of envelopes.
The designer also moved away from heavy, oversized silhouettes in favor of lighter, more practical pieces — a shift influenced in part by the changing climate. Instead of bulky jackets, models wore sleek leather and suede bomber jackets paired with futuristic skirts, ruffled blouses and lightweight dresses.
Futuristic details and unconventional accessories also played a prominent role, reinforcing the collection’s balance between science-fiction aesthetics and everyday wearability.
