Louis Vuitton Resort 2025 Collection made its debut against the backdrop of Barcelona’s iconic Park Güell, a whimsical masterpiece designed by the legendary architect Antoni Gaudí. This choice of venue was no accident, as Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière has a penchant for selecting architectural marvels as the stage for his Resort showcases, each one serving as a source of inspiration for the collection.
Ghesquière’s creative vision for the Resort 2025 Collection was infused with a distinct Spanish flavor, reflecting the brand’s growing presence in the country ahead of the prestigious Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup Barcelona event. This cultural influence manifested in a “sombra y sol” (shadow and sun) palette, which played out in monochrome silhouettes, many topped with graphic sombrero hats. The designer’s interest for architectural references was complemented by flamenco-inspired elements, such as polka dots and glossy fringe, seamlessly integrated into his signature structural looks. This fusion of Spanish cultural motifs and Ghesquière’s avant-garde sensibilities created a collection that was both visually striking and deeply rooted in the brand’s global perspective.
Ghesquière’s creative vision for the Resort 2025 Collection went beyond the Spanish influences, delving into the realms of equestrian and couture aesthetics. This eclectic fusion of style references was evident in the jodhpurs with flouncy draped hips and the metallic floral embroideries that echoed Gaudí’s swirling organic designs. For occasions ranging from cocktail parties to polo matches, the collection offered a diverse array of garments that catered to the modern Louis Vuitton audience’s lifestyle. Tailored jackets with power shoulders, sleek jumpsuits with crisscross pocket belts, and riding pants paired with draped tops and shaggy fringed boots showcased the brand’s ability to seamlessly blend high-fashion elegance with sporty chic.
