Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Image: Stef Mitchell

At the heart of every Louis Vuitton collection lies the “LVERS mentality” — a celebration of individuals who, like Louis Vuitton himself, embrace aesthetic sensibilities, poise, and the thrill of travel. Under the creative direction of Pharrell Williams, the brand continues to reinterpret these core values through fresh and innovative perspectives.

Le Monde Est à Vous — The Spring-Summer 2025 campaign

Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Image: Stef Mitchell

For Spring-Summer 2025, Louis Vuitton unveiled Le Monde Est à Vous (The World Is Yours), a campaign set against the iconic backdrop of La Maison de l’Unesco in Paris. Photographed by Australian artist Stef Mitchell, the campaign celebrates human diversity and the promise of a connected future.

This vision is embodied by a cast of young, distinguished diplomats who exemplify the LVERS spirit. The collection balances warmth and elegance, capturing the essence of a modern globetrotter. Cropped pilot-inspired jackets and tailored bombers pay homage to aviation, while athleisure tracksuits and double-breasted coats cater to every stage of a journey.

Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Louis Vuitton Le Monde Est à Vous – The Spring/Summer 2025 campaign
Image: Stef Mitchell

Classic Louis Vuitton pieces, like the Speedy P9 bag, are reimagined in sun-faded fluorescent hues, evoking a sense of well-loved luggage. Meanwhile, the LV Footprint Soccer combines the energy of sport with sleek, football-inspired design, complemented by embellished baseball jackets. The collection is a tribute to the brand’s heritage and its forward-looking ethos.

Building on this narrative, Williams’ creative direction took centre stage at Louis Vuitton’s Fall-Winter 2025 Men’s runway collection, where new themes intersected with the brand’s timeless silhouettes.

Sakura and streetwear: Louis Vuitton’s F-W 2025 Collection

Held at the Cour Carrée du Louvre in Paris, the Fall-Winter 2025 show marked a collaboration between Williams and long-time friend Nigo. Their shared creative vision merged Japanese heritage and archival workwear with Williams’ signature streetwear sensibilities, resulting in a pastiche of Y-2K, Japanese motifs and a rockabilly edge.

Louis Vuitton’s dandy-inspired silhouettes took on a modern irreverence. A muted palette of browns, greys and denim was brightened by the soft pink hues of the Japanese sakura flower, offering a softer counterpoint to the previous campaign. Aviator jackets were reimagined in pale pink denim with fur accents, while voluminous tailoring embraced a relaxed, casual aesthetic.

Look 1 of the Louis Vuitton F/W 2025 collection
Look 1 of the Louis Vuitton F/W 2025 collection
Image: Isidore Montag/Gorunway.com
Look 38 of the Louis Vuitton F/W 2025 collection
Look 38 of the Louis Vuitton F/W 2025 collection
Image: Isidore Montag/Gorunway.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The collection seemed an ode to the pair’s creative bromance. Playful motifs like the lobster — a nod to a fishing trip Williams took during a recent visit to Japan — added an unexpected twist. The crustacean appeared as key rings, subtle imprints on stitched tags, and even as a sculptural, if impractical, lobster-shaped bag.

As the show reached its climax, the darkened vitrines that littered the runway revealed a treasure trove of archival pieces from both Williams’ and Nigo’s personal collections, which would be available for auction. A tangible connection to the duo’s shared journey and the LVERS ethos.

Through both the campaign and the runway collection, Pharrell Williams demonstrates a profound understanding of Louis Vuitton’s legacy. He crafts a vision of the modern Louis Vuitton gentleman: a cultured traveller, grounded in tradition yet always looking towards the future.

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