THEhe Paris Men’s Fashion Week is not just catwalks, but a challenge to time, a collision of styles and ideas. Louis Vuittonwith Pharrell Williams and the designer Nigo at the helm of the men’s linehas overturned all expectations by transforming the Cour Carrée of the Louvre into a manifesto of modernity. With a soundtrack that oscillated between futuristic gospel and digital beats, the artist of Happy debuted with the collection Remember the Future for Fall/Winter 2025-26 and recalled a army of talented sex symbols, from Bradley Cooper to Idris Elbauntil Adrien Brody.
Bradley Cooper, sober look in Paris
Bradley Cooper he chose one warm palettestanding out with a light brown tweed trench coat paired with black trousers and shirt. Your black boots with platform sole they gave a modern touch to an outfit otherwise classic. Regular guest at Vuitton fashion shows, Cooper said he was inspired by Pharrell’s new creative direction: «It makes me feel bolder», confessed the actor.
Idris Elba in leather from Louis Vuitton
Idris Elbaalways impeccable, focused on a total black look in leatherproving that simplicity can be incredibly sophisticated. With a shiny leather trench coat, paired with a turtleneck sweater and wide-leg trousersthe actor topped it off with black sneakers and a Louis Vuitton Speedy P9 Bandoulière bag. Next to him, the wife Sabrina he chose for a Black leather minidress and stiletto heelsadding a bold touch with transparent tights and brand accessories. A couple who not only share the red carpet, but also an impeccable aesthetic.
Adrien Brody, utility elegance
Finally, Adrien Brody showed off a monochromatic lookwith one Louis Vuitton utility jacket with an essential cut and slim fit trousers. Her black patent boots added a contemporary accent, while the tailored tailoring of the outfit kept the look refined. Fresh from success at the Golden Globes with The Brutalist and on the launch pad for the Oscars, Brody demonstrated his ability to mix practicality and class, perfectly embodying the spirit of the collection.
The Louis Vuitton man according to Pharrell Williams
Pharrell Williams proved that the Men’s fashion doesn’t have to be a museum of clichésbut a playground where dare and subvert. Among references to world of work, streetwear and fluid shapesthe collection pushed the viewer to ask himself a question: where does the dress end and where does the identity begin? Louis Vuitton isn’t just looking to the future; he’s rewriting it, with new grammar.
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