Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2026 menswear collection arrives in stores March 19th, building on the hybrid wardrobe vision Pharrell Williams introduced on the Paris runway last year. Designed for the unpredictability of spring, don’t even get me started on that, the collection merges traditional tailoring with sportswear influences. Featuring refined silhouettes and a vibrant palette ranging from earth tones to soft pastels like sky blue and French vanilla, complemented by sharper accents of lilac. The balance reflects a shift in how modern formalwear adapts, becoming more versatile while retaining the precision vision for which Louis Vuitton is known.
Denim is a key focus, especially in lightweight matching blouson-and-short sets and overdyed Monogram jacquard jackets and pants. These looks bring a workwear sensibility into sharper focus, elevated through texture and construction. Cotton twill embossing and subtle Monogram integration across knit and piqué polos reinforce the house’s attention to detail, showing how even casual staples carry the same level of intention. I mean, give the people what they want, am I right?
Photographed by Jonathan Frantini
Outerwear continues that conversation with reversible blousons and track jackets in suede, nylon, and leather, often embossed or perforated with Damier and Monogram motifs. The technical execution gives these pieces flexibility without losing their visual strength. Footwear follows suit, with the new LV Tilted sneaker emerging as a key style, like lowkey this shoe is the luxury shoe you want, and featuring gingham- or floral-embroidered Monogram Denim and drawing on classic skate silhouettes while staying rooted in Louis Vuitton’s identity.
Accessories bring a lighter touch to the season. A standout watering can-shaped bag in Monogram canvas and VVN leather transforms a functional object into a sculptural statement, while Monogram Denim bags feature woven jacquard florals and metal watering can charms in place of traditional name tags. Together, the collection captures a sense of optimism and adaptability, reinforcing Williams’s ongoing evolution of Louis Vuitton menswear. It’s all so nice!