LV TRUNK EDITION: Fall–Winter 2026 Men’s Trunk Edition by Pharrell Williams
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Louis Vuitton unveils the Trunk Edition for Fall–Winter 2026, a refined menswear proposal by Creative Director Pharrell Williams that distills the House’s legacy into a modern, transitional wardrobe. Launching on 5 February 2026, the collection takes its name from Louis Vuitton’s very first creation—the canvas trunk introduced in 1854—and reinterprets its spirit of endurance, utility, and elegance for contemporary life.
Like the heritage trunk that inspired it, the Trunk Edition is designed for versatility. The collection offers a complete day-to-evening wardrobe defined by quiet luxury and pragmatic sophistication, where casual silhouettes are elevated with a sense of formality. Rendered in an understated palette of beige, blue, brown, and black, each garment is finished with a leather-inspired tag embossed with an inscription that speaks to the line’s ethos of longevity and craft.
Relaxed tailoring anchors the collection. Suits in breathable silk-wool canvas balance durability with refinement, while silk-cashmere blends bring lightness and fluidity. Unlined blazers in double-face wool-cashmere offer flexibility and ease, reinforcing a silhouette that feels polished yet effortless. Off-duty staples are equally elevated: a nubuck trucker jacket and hooded blouson, a double-face cashmere knitted hoodie, and a cotton-silk denim work suit blur the line between leisure and tailoring.
For the city, Williams introduces a series of outerwear pieces that fuse function with elegance, including a double-face silk-blend field jacket, a brushed-cashmere coat, and a water-repellent wool-blend workwear jacket. Shirts in soft cotton-silk chambray and multi-stripe cashmere-silk twill provide relaxed layering options, while a contemporary laidback suit in double-face cotton-silk crêpe delivers a refined, modern edge.
The trousers embody the Trunk Edition’s country-to-city sensibility. Crafted from cotton-silk double gabardine with a subtly brushed, peach-like finish, they maintain structure while offering ease of movement. Knitwear extends the collection’s tactile appeal, with ribbed cashmere cardigans and jumpers, polo shirts in superfine cashmere-silk-wool blends or Damier-patterned silk-cotton piqué, and a silk-and-cotton t-shirt rounding out the wardrobe.
Complementing the apparel is LV Touch, a new line of men’s leather goods rooted in refined utility and discreet design. Crafted from naturally supple, grained calfskin with suede accents and linings, the collection emphasizes sensory experience and craftsmanship. Design details nod to Louis Vuitton’s travel heritage and workwear codes, from a tonal suede front pocket with a topstitched V—referencing Gaston-Louis Vuitton’s emblematic blazon—to a V-shaped carabiner that adds a playful, utilitarian note.
Rendered in black, tan, and khaki, LV Touch reimagines classic forms for modern use. The Steamer 30, originally conceived in the early 1900s as a foldable bag to fit inside a trunk, returns with a softened contemporary structure. The Verso Hobo introduces reversible versatility, while the Steamer Backpack and Delta Slingbag adapt seamlessly from business to leisure.
Footwear completes the Trunk Edition with three essential styles. The LV Croisette loafer, offered in black or cognac waxed calf leather, features a lightweight rubber sole and debuts the half-flower Monogram buckle as a new House signature. The LV Horizon slipper, crafted using sacchetto construction for seamless comfort, arrives in Buttersoft leather and nubuck for travel-ready elegance. Finally, the LV Soft sneaker—a supple suede slip-on with elastic detailing and a memory foam insole—delivers understated comfort in navy and grey.
With the Fall–Winter 2026 Trunk Edition, Pharrell Williams continues to refine Louis Vuitton menswear through the lens of heritage, touch, and modern living—transforming the House’s original symbol of travel and craftsmanship into a wardrobe built for movement, longevity, and effortless style.
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