Let the second half begin! Today, Milan Fashion Week passed the baton to Paris, which closed its first day of men’s shows with none other than Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams, and Nigo. Could we have asked for more?

The Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection was unveiled at the iconic Musée du Louvre, where the courtyard was transformed into a circular platform. Inside 24 vitrines adorned with Louis Vuitton’s signature floral monogram, Pharrell showcased pieces from the brand’s archives, his personal collection, and those of his designer partner, blending history with the future. These vitrines were more than set decoration: every garment and accessory displayed will be available in an upcoming Joopiter auction—Pharrell’s side hustle—from January 24 to February 5. Stay tuned; you’ll definitely want to snag something, whether it’s Williams’ iconic Vivienne Westwood hat or the mysterious box Takashi Murakami gifted to Nigo.

Now, let’s dive into the collection. As expected, this creative duo delivered an array of colorful pieces. The palette spanned browns, greens, blues, plenty of pinks, and accents in yellow, orange, and red, balanced by versatile black-and-white staples. The collection featured bomber jackets, wool suits, tailored shorts styled with blazers, leather vests emblazoned with silhouettes of the two designers, and long checkered coats. The vibe? Intellectual, collegiate, and effortlessly urban—all at once.

Accessories, one of Pharrell’s strong suits, were front and center. Models hit the runway donning beanies, caps, and gloves (perfect for the colder months). They were also styled with sunglasses, baroque-inspired jewelry, Louis Vuitton’s signature trunk-trolleys, and an array of bags and backpacks designed to elevate your street style. Pharrell and Nigo, true to form, proved their mastery in this arena.

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