The Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 24/25 Men's Collection show was held at Jardin d'Acclimatation Park in Paris. As the creative director's third collection, Pharrell Williams focused on American Western culture for the first time in this season. In order to avoid cultural appropriation, Pharrell Williams collaborated with artists from the Dakota and Lakota tribes, involving them in accessory design. The background music also came from Native Americans. The clothing designs incorporated Western cowboy elements, such as cowboy boots, cowboy hats, and decorations inspired by Western culture's plants and wilderness scenes, giving the overall style a strong Western flavor.

Based on the monitoring data of the POP-FASHION accessories team in the past three months, the most popular men's suit brands for the 23/24 autumn and winter seasons are Louis Vuitton, ZEGNA, DIOR MEN, Brunello Cucinelli, and BOSS. The following data is derived from the comprehensive analysis of similar products based on the sales data from these brands' online shopping platforms. For the 23/24 autumn and winter men's suit fabrics, wool and cashmere are the main materials, accounting for approximately 70%, while silk and wool blended fabrics show an upward trend. The most dominant fabric texture is diagonal twill, accounting for approximately 50%. Overall, the suit fabrics for this season have a warm and firm texture. This report will provide detailed interpretations of the key fabrics for the suit category from the most popular brands: Louis Vuitton, Brunello Cucinelli, and DIOR MEN.

Louis Vuitton's 23/24 Autumn/Winter collection incorporates the ideas of American designer Colm Dillane, focusing on streetwear and utilizing vibrant colors, oil painting prints, and large-scale portraits as lively design elements. It perfectly blends craftsmanship, tailoring, and fashion art expression. With visually striking color designs, these not only reflect Colm Dillane's personal style, but also embody Louis Vuitton's pursuit of childlike wonder and avant-garde fashion concepts.

Off-White is a streetwear brand founded by American designer Virgil Abloh in 2013. Abloh, who holds a Master's degree in Architecture, is also a renowned DJ and the creative director for Kanye West, as well as the head of Louis Vuitton's menswear division. Off-White's greatest strength lies in its continuous innovation. At its inception, the brand's iconic logo consisted of bold letters combined with diagonal zebra stripes or a square "X" element. The avant-garde and fun details in its designs exude a strong sense of fashion. The brand's 2023 autumn/winter collection, named "Lunar Delivery," recreates the lunar landscape in its setting, while incorporating a significant amount of African ethnic styles inspired by Abloh's childhood in Sierra Leone, his education in Central Saint Martins, and the brand's own DNA. This collection features many mature industrial-inspired cuts, as well as punk influences from Abloh's experiences in London, which add a touch of shine and unconventional elements to the products.

This report takes "old money style", currently in high demand, as its theme and carefully selects the following highly regarded brands to delve into their brand features and key design elements for this season. By conducting a comprehensive analysis of these brands, it aims to provide more inspiration and creativity for developing items that embody the "old money style".

During the week from June 20th to June 25th, there were a total of 42 fashion shows and 38 exhibitions. Paris Men's Fashion Week brought together diverse creative expressions ranging from minimalistic to avant-garde, traditional to contemporary. Designers exchanged their perspectives, experiences, and attitudes towards life, initiating a conversation about travel and conveying a romantic yet practical expression in their designs. Pharrell Williams set a high standard for this fashion week by hosting Louis Vuitton's first-ever three-hour fashion show with unparalleled scale and grandeur. Hermes juxtaposed a solid architectural structure with the lightweight texture of their collection, while KENZO connected clothing with architectural aesthetics and the relationship between individuals and the times, thus reshaping the brand's new image. By deconstructing traditional concepts and blurring gender boundaries, designers combined classic elements from the brand's history with the current popular context to create a fresh aesthetic in their clothing.

Love and light are key elements throughout the entire Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2024 Collection, with the sun as the focal point of the design. The sun is seen as an important source that nurtures all things, inspiring, healing, and uniting people from different cultural backgrounds and beliefs. The men's fashion show took place on the oldest bridge in Paris. Pharrell Williams continues the legacy of former design legend Virgil Abloh, infusing his own understanding of fashion trends into all products: the collision of American street style and French luxury craftsmanship, new graphic and text designs, the fusion of the classic Damier checkerboard pattern with an 8-bit pixel style to create a new camouflage, all embodying Louis Vuitton's mission to spread and pay tribute to the rich culture created by humanity.

This report is the first part of the 2024 early spring fashion show/brand recommendation, focusing on a brief overview and summary of the luxury brands for the early spring of 2024. The early spring of 2024 still maintains a vacation style, with various poses and floral patterns. Plant patterns are emphasized, and top brands such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Max Mara, etc., have chosen floral patterns from certain folk or cultural backgrounds as key designs for this season. The following content will provide detailed descriptions.

Combining bold graphics, patterns, and prints, the Louis Vuitton Pre-Spring 2023 Collection explores the recurring themes of boyhood and coming-of-age, featuring oversized silhouettes, boyish shorts-suits, and vintage style varsity jackets.

Subverting expectations has been Rok Hwang’s strength ever since launching his label Rokh in 2016. The Korea-born, United States-raised designer moved to London to study at the prestigious Central Saint Martins, completing a Womenswear MA under the tutelage of the legendary Louise Wilson before cutting his teeth as a ready-to-wear designer for iconic Parisian houses Céline, Louis Vuitton, and Chloé. Since setting out on his own, the LVMH-nominated designer has garnered a loyal industry following for his inventive and elegant interpretations of women’s staples. Rokh’s subverted classics represent a meeting point between opposites: fragility and boldness, functionality and luxury, masculine and feminine. Hwang’s technical expertise appears in the clever constructions and meticulous cuts of the label’s signature deconstructed trench coats.

Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection, named Strange Math, is set on pure imagination, which is at the heart of the Maison’s ethos. It explores the relationship between imagination and reality and brings together creative minds into the ecosystem that welcomed Virgil Abloh back in 2018, and that strives for creatorship, craftsmanship and showmanship.

Louis Vuitton has unveiled its new Pre-Spring 2023 menswear collection that channels the creative vision of the late Virgil Abloh. The new Louis Vuitton creative team brought to life his vision of exploring boyhood through music. By looking at one’s musical journey, the new collection explores the mirrored evolution of wardrobe and how it dances with elements of past, present and future. Captured at the Centre National de la Danse in Paris, the new collection is organized into two chapters.

1.Louis Vuitton unveiled ‘200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries: The Exhibition’ in April in Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza, Singapore to celebrate the 200th anniversary. 2.The Foundation Louis Vuitton unveiled “Coming of Age” on 8 April in Paris, France. The exhibition is in loving memory and honour of the late Virgil Abloh, and an extension of the original global “Coming of Age”. 3.Louis Vuitton’s Objets Nomades in Taiwan 4.Eileen Gu walked her first runway show for Louis Vuitton Cruise 2023 collection.

Virgil Abloh was fashion’s most frequent flyer, a multi-hyphenate creative director, DJ, architect, serial collaborator, and amplifier for the voices of the Black community. The man was not earthbound. So it makes a sort of sense that since his sudden passing last November we’ve been visited by a drone kite and runway angels. A ride on “Spaceship Earth,” as it was called. Among the passengers: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky, Idris and Sabrina Elba, Pharrell Williams and his family, the CEOs of Louis Vuitton and New Guards Group, and a who’s who of designers including Jonathan Anderson, Olivier Rousteing, Matthew Williams, Guram Gvasalia, and Jerry Lorenzo.

Louis Vuitton A/W 22/23 men's collection was the final collection of the late artistic director Virgil Abloh. Titled 'Louis Dreamhouse', the runway at Paris LeCarreau du Temple created an amazing visual feast and paid homage to Abloh's eight shows. Therefore, the collection was called 'The ∞th field'.

The Louis Vuitton A/W 21/22 collection inspires from Stranger in the Village written by James Baldwin in 1953 and brings us charming designs under the theme Art of Travel. Taking the abstract marble as the setting of catwalks, the unique design brings both street and futuristic feeling, and also the hip-hop vibe. The abstract broad silhouette, marble color application, bright check patterns and metallic colors provide inspiration to men's dressing collocation this season. The gender-free pleated dress is more like Virgil Abloh's new attempt to get Louis Vuitton out of the old conventions.

Louis Vuitton catwalk just ends in La Samaritaine, which also marks the end of Paris Fashion Week this year. It brings a future fashion proposition that urgently needs to be thought and solved - what potential does fashion have after removing all the boundaries of gender and function? Nicolas Ghesquière, a self-proclaimed "time conflict" enthusiast, has never stopped combining hot topics of social development with clothing in different periods. This season Louis Vuitton S/S 2021 collection spans five eras, and discusses gender non-dualization. Nicolas blurs gender boundary, displays creativity and creates a space for imagination, thus embracing the sensitive and unknown world and blending contradictory elements like the past and the future, softness and toughness, elegance and street fashion. The show makes use of a green curtain to bring audience into a vivid scene, and they can rotate 360 degrees in their own seats. Moreover, online audience see footage from Der Himmel über Berlin by Wim Wenders film in 1987, interacting with the online fashion show.

Due to this pandemic, online New York Fashion and London Fashion Week almost gain no attention. But more brands hold physical fashion shows in Milan Fashion Week. Paris Fashion Week from September 28th to October 6th seems even more unique. 84 brands join it; 18 brands including Dior, Louis Vuitton and Chanel hold physical shows; there are also 29 static shows. This time Paris Fashion Week focuses on eulogizing nature, French flavor and Chinese elements, to inspire people to get closer to nature, inherit French romanticism and rebuild confidence in future life.