Cancel Your Plans—4 Reasons the Spring 2026 Collection from Louis Vuitton Caters to True Homebodies

      Staying in has become the new going out. This could easily serve as Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquière's guiding principle for Louis Vuitton's S/S 26 collection showcased during Paris Fashion Week. This season, he aimed to challenge traditional indoor attire and honor the "intimacy and limitless freedom of the private sphere," according to a press statement. Loungewear essentials like sweatpants and robes—staples for homebodies—were presented in a remarkably sophisticated manner. Previously associated with overt luxury, Louis Vuitton this season urges us to look inward, reaffirming "the ultimate luxury of dressing for oneself and showcasing one's true character." Who could possibly disagree with that?

      Away from the runway, the front row was just as impressive as the collection. Celebrity attendees included Zendaya, Emma Stone, Sophie Turner, Lisa, Ana de Armas, Elaine Zhong, Jennifer Connelly, Jaden Smith, Phoebe Dynevor, and many others. While they had to leave their homes to attend the event, they might just reconsider their next party invitation after seeing the cozy and comfortable collection. Read on for all the essential details about the show.

      Setting the Scene The venue and décor are vital components that allow Ghesquière to bring his vision to life. This season, the LV S/S 26 show took place at the Musée du Louvre, specifically in the former summer apartments of Anne of Austria, Queen of France. "Here, scenographer and designer Marie-Anne Derville created a modern apartment featuring a mix of furniture and designs from various periods," the brand detailed in a press release. She set the atmosphere with art deco chairs by Michel Dufet from the 1930s, 19th-century sculptures by ceramist Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat, and other historical items.

      Creature Comforts The collection showcased numerous innovative and refined ways to style casual pieces like nightgowns, sweatpants, pajamas, robes, and leggings. "The lineup embodies a high level of sartorial freedom and a sense of stylistic emancipation," the brand noted. "It evokes creativity, challenging the traditional roles and functions associated with an 'indoor' wardrobe."

      Intimate Elegance While inspired by homewear, the collection wasn’t solely laid-back. On the contrary, Louis Vuitton presented many boudoir-inspired outfits that were far too elegant to remain indoors. Wouldn’t it be a pity if these beautiful pieces never ventured outside?

      Indoor/Outdoor Accessories Louis Vuitton has consistently excelled in crafting desirable bags, so it's essential to mention this category in my review. Whether you're searching for innovative interpretations of classic shapes or entirely new designs, there’s a handbag for everyone to adore this spring 2026 (even if you prefer staying in). As for the shoes, the show featured some of the most stylish slippers I’ve ever encountered.

      Vuitton VIPs No front row compares to that of Louis Vuitton. The famed French brand frequently attracts Hollywood's elite to its Paris Fashion Week presentation. The guest list was exceptionally impressive as usual, but this season, Zendaya, Stone, Turner, and Lisa stood out as my best dressed attendees.