Fashion 21 January
2026

Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2026 Menswear: Timeless

A vision of the future built to last.

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Louis Vuitton unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 Men’s Collection by Pharrell Williams at Le Jardin d’Acclimatation, presenting a wardrobe shaped by endurance, function and human need. Titled Timeless, the collection reframes futuristic dressing as something essential rather than abstract, where luxury is measured by utility and performance as much as appearance.

At the heart of the show stood the DROPHAUS, a prefabricated home designed by Pharrell Williams in collaboration with Not A Hotel. Installed within a lush garden, the structure echoed the collection’s central droplet motif and set the stage for silhouettes rooted in classic menswear, reimagined with relaxed volumes and retro-futuristic elegance inspired by 1980s visions of the future. Trompe l’oeil effects transformed luxurious materials into deceptively casual forms, while droplet motifs appeared across ready-to-wear, accessories and the new LV Drop sneaker.

Accessories and bags extended the narrative through LV Silk-Nylon, Monogram Vintage Vernis, Buttersoft leather and exceptional handcrafted pieces. Completing the immersive experience, a bespoke scent by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud and a soundtrack produced by Pharrell Williams reinforced the show’s vision of a future shaped by craftsmanship, culture and time.