At the recent Louis Vuitton show in Paris, models showcased a collection designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, featuring light fabrics suitable for the warm October evening. The runway, set in the Louvre's courtyard, was enhanced by a display of flying cars, reflecting a vision of urban life in a warming world.
Ghesquière emphasized the need for fashion to adapt to climate change, moving away from his signature architectural styles to more fluid silhouettes. The event also highlighted the cultural significance of Louis Vuitton, a key player in France's luxury market and economy.