Louis Vuitton Launches Men’s Fall Capsule Collection by Pharrell Williams for Spring-Summer 2025

Louis Vuitton has released its Fall Men’s Capsule Collection under the creative direction of Pharrell Williams. Launched in September 2024, the collection blends classic elegance with modern versatility, seamlessly transitioning from city life to weekend getaways.

The capsule reinterprets color, texture, and design, featuring a collaboration with the estate of South Korean painter Park Seo-Bo. His minimalist lines inspire pieces across ready-to-wear, leather goods, and shoes, adding an artistic depth to the collection.

Key Pieces and Craftsmanship

This collection offers a balance between formal and casual, including a black cashmere overcoat, grey wool tracksuit, and mocha fleece jacket. Louis Vuitton’s iconic Epi leather is prominent in items like a beige double-breasted coat, a red leather suit, and black suede blousons, all reimagined with modern flair.

Park Seo-Bo’s Influence

Park Seo-Bo’s artwork is seen in rich jacquard designs on wool coats, velvet track jackets, and blousons. Each piece features a tag styled after the artist’s signature, linking the collection to his artistic legacy.

Leather Goods and Accessories

The leather bags are inspired by Park Seo-Bo’s linear art, with bold colors like neon green, air blue, and maple red. Bags include the Keepall, Alma, and Christopher backpack, lined with beige fabric echoing traditional Korean hanji paper.

Footwear includes the LV Trainer Maxi in light blue and neon green, and the LV Checker boot in mocha and beige suede. Silver jewelry, including necklaces, rings, and bracelets, feature LV logos and Epi texture engravings

The Fall Men’s Capsule Collection is now available in Louis Vuitton stores and online. For more information, visit louisvuitton.com.

By ML staff. Images courtesy of Louis Vuitton.

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