Louis Vuitton brought Paris Fashion Week to a close, while also marking the end of the entire fashion month. For the final show, Nicolas Ghesquière chose a symbolic setting — the courtyard of the Louvre, where historic architecture met futuristic scenery. This was no coincidence: the concept of the show was conceived as a kind of journey into the future.

Futurism was one of the collection’s key sources of inspiration. It appeared in dresses defined by sharp geometric shapes and shimmering plastic details, as well as in windbreakers with high collars. Metallic fringe and transparent elements in vivid colors gave the looks the glow of cosmic light.

The SS’27 collection was built around the idea of movement. Familiar shirts and dresses were given new constructions, fastenings were shifted, silhouettes became asymmetrical, and draping created the impression of fabric in constant motion. Layered ensembles seemed almost to float in midair.

Yet Ghesquière did not overlook functionality. Grey suits, utility jackets with oversized pockets, leather and high boots were also part of the collection. These pieces seemed designed for a traveler of the future — someone for whom looking striking is just as important as being ready to hit the road.

The feminine side of the collection took on a more romantic mood. The designer turned to slip dresses, lingerie-inspired tops and ruffles. He paired ruffled skirts and tops with silk trousers, creating looks that felt light while remaining structurally complex.

Crystals became the defining accent of the final looks. They covered skirts, dresses, jackets and oversized chokers. Even the clip-in bangs were embellished with sparkling details.

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Dolce & Gabbana has unveiled its latest Alta Moda haute couture collection, traditionally inspired by the history, culture, and spirit of Italy. This year, the central theme of the show was the image of the Sicilian woman.

The presentation took place in the Radicepura Botanical Garden in Sicily. Before the show began, guests were presented with a symbolic manifesto describing Sicilian women as guardians of magic and the link between the worlds of mortals and gods. This concept became the foundation of the entire collection.

The runway featured lace-up corset gowns paired with dramatic fur capes, black lace ensembles adorned with golden crosses, sheer fringed capes, and countless floral details. Flowers appeared everywhere – on dresses, shoes, accessories, and even in the models’ hairstyles.

One of the most talked-about moments of the evening was the debut of 16-year-old Léonie Cassel, the younger daughter of Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel. The teenager opened the fashion house’s show, wearing a striking floral look that embodied the brand’s signature aesthetic, completed with a bold cross-shaped necklace.

 

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Watching proudly from the front row was her famous mother. Monica Bellucci, long regarded as a muse of Dolce & Gabbana, chose an elegant ensemble consisting of a silk dress, a lace cape, and her signature dark sunglasses.

 

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Another star guest of the evening was Jennifer Lopez. The singer dazzled in a luxurious gold ensemble inspired by Baroque style. For the event, she wore a crystal-embellished bustier gown, a shimmering gold sequined cape, and statement jewelry.

 

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