Louis Vuitton celebrates the season with the new High Summer Collection 2026, a luminous and refined capsule inspired by the freedom and carefree spirit of the holidays. The wardrobe combines lightness, femininity and sophisticated details, moving effortlessly from the tennis court to a seaside stroll or sunset cocktails.
Raffia takes centre stage throughout the collection, reinterpreted through refined trompe-l’œil effects. Its natural texture appears on long crochet-effect knitted skirts, tweed jackets finished with white piping and wrap mini skirts embellished with the Louis Vuitton crest.
The silhouettes feel relaxed yet graphic, shaped by poplin dresses, A-line jersey skirts and Monogram details. The Maison’s iconic ultra-light denim also returns in the Flower Minigram version, featured across peplum tops, scalloped shorts and zipped windbreakers.
A sporty-chic attitude defines the Baby Stripes line, which includes cropped T-shirts, mini shorts, Monogram jacquard polo shirts and navy terry cloth pieces. Completing the looks is a crochet bucket hat with black graphic stripes, balancing craftsmanship with effortless elegance.
Among the accessories, the Promenade Parisienne silk squares stand out. Inspired by the streets of Paris and available in vibrant colour combinations, they can be worn around the neck, in the hair or styled as a top, becoming one of the collection’s most versatile pieces.
The bag selection includes the Capucines Flowergram, the striped-canvas Low Key Hobo, the leather and Monogram Side Trunk, and the Nano Speedy LV Crafty. The most exclusive Capucines designs celebrate the Maison’s savoir-faire through embroidery, hand-painted details, tulle flowers, glitter and sequins.
The collection concludes with the Louis Boat Trunk, a miniature work of art crafted from canvas, leather and wood. Inspired by “The Louis” architecture in Shanghai, the trunk conceals small compartments designed to hold jewellery and precious accessories, bringing together the spirit of travel and traditional craftsmanship.
