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Louis Vuitton has unveiled Pharrell Williams’s Fall 2026 Men’s Capsule Collection. Releasing in September 2025, this capsule serves as a precursor to the House’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection. This collection plays on Ivy League style, meeting global contemporary dandy, which has become Williams’ signature style within the House.
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Inspired by British heritage and their wardrobe in the early twentieth century, the trans-seasonal capsule emphasizes the cross-Atlantic exchange central to classic collegiate dressing. “The codes of American university style illustrate the evolution that takes place when clothes travel from one domain to another. The premise shapes a dandy expression infused with the aesthetics of rowing. The visual vocabulary of the traditional college sport serves as symbols of the human collaboration, discipline and discernment at the heart of the Louis Vuitton Studio Homme,” cites the collection notes.
The capsule’s palette is rooted in the muted tones of the traditional gentleman’s wardrobe and is brightened by pop colors in reference to classic university pennants. Capturing the lifestyle of the Ivy League dandy–from rowing sessions to studies and campus functions–the silhouettes air on the sides of casual sportiness to preppy elegance. Designed in materials ideal for the autumnal weather, the capsule invites versatile ways of layering while the meeting between casual and sartorial codes welcome different levels of dressing up and down. We see these reflected through sophisticated preppy tailoring, refined collegiate leather, and knitwear staples.
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The collection is animated through a plethora of patterns and graphics splicing the emblems of Ivy League schools with the iconography Louis Vuitton. We see a heritage-meets-college monogram tartan interpreted in a tone-on-tone jacquard set within beige and blue tones in flannel shirts, hooded blouson, and denim sets. An athletic-inspired monogram heritage stripe adorns a windbreaker, a workwear blouson, and a reversible knitted travel set. Hero pieces include a denim jacket and casual outerwear featuring a charming LV Club Flags embroidery and print made up of university pennants. The collection comprises versatile outerwear like a navy workwear blouson in double-face wool, cashmere and silk reversed into the monogram heritage stripe. A navy single-breasted bouclette sets a formal tone while a camel coat in double-face jacquard with a detachable monogram scarf gives off a more relaxed and casual silhouette.
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As far as accessories go, the Ivy League mood is cemented in neckties adorned with LV Club motifs echoed in tennis socks and a cap, cable-knit scarves, and beanies. The LV Slide sunglasses continue with new shapes expressed in speed-driven designs. Jewelry plays on collegiate genetics with a LV Club silver sterling necklace, bracelet, ring, and single hoop earring. Embodied by casual elegance, the shoes follow the codes of prep, workwear, and sports in lightweight expressions. The LV Oxford loafer arrives in calf leather with metal flower details while the LV Remix takes shape in an ankle boot and boat shoes in mixed monogram jacquard and plain calf leather, and as a Mary-Jane in plain calf leather–all on ultra-light rubber soles. Sports meet sophistication with the timeless LV Classic sneaker reanimated in nubuck.
Lastly, a new take on the Monogram Héritage established by Pharrell Williams adorns a green canvas bag, and more of the House’s iconic bags like the Satchel Messenger, a Trio Messenger, a Keepall 25, a Keepall 55, a Rush Bumbag, and a Horizon 55 trolley as well as small leather goods. A must-have Speedy P9 is debossed with monogram flowers and offered with two silk scarves designed to wrap around its handles.
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