Nicolas Ghesquiere strips aways rigidity with a lighter vision.

Nicolas Ghesquiere’s Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 collection starts with a simple question: how should clothes work with the body? “Ergonomie” is the answer, and here that means pieces that follow the body instead of restricting the wearer into a fixed shape. The Maison describes the clothes as “calibrated to a kinetic body”, which sounds technical, but on the runway it came across as much more natural.<o:p></o:p>
That lightness carried through the fabrics. Double and triple composite chiffons, luxurious silks and silk-mix-cashmere scarf fabrics gave dresses and separates an airy quality, while tailoring was pared back by removing internal layers. Cropped jackets and straight pants kept things sharp, then sheer layers, fuller versions and long trailing ties loosened the silhouette again.<o:p></o:p>
There was still plenty of the creative director’s signatures. Metallic chokers, glinting belts and face-framing fringes brought in a faint medieval mood, while tinted racing sunglasses pushed things straight back towards the future.<o:p></o:p>

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The setting made the contrast sharper. Inside the Louvre’s Cour Carree, suspended cars hovered over a runway shaped like a futuristic road. Against all that machinery, the clothes appeared lighter – and more human.<o:p></o:p>

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