Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2016 Paris

Styling has begun for the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall Winter 2016 Show from Artistic Director of Men’s Collections Kim Jones. Watch the show live this Thursday on http://vuitton.lv/1Peca4O.

“Paris, past and present,” Kim Jones, men’s artistic director at Louis Vuitton, said ahead of his handsome fall show. The globetrotting designer, now five years in the French capital, had finally turned his attention to his backyard.

And what a backyard, as showgoers were reminded during the trek out to the show venue in western Paris, past the Eiffel Tower and the stone buildings flanking the Seine, blushing pink at dusk. Even though the designer started working on the collection before the terrorist attacks last November, Jones felt it turned out to be a wonderful tribute to the City of Light.

As for the collection, berets and utility pockets gave faint military airs to a lineup of wool coats and filmy trenches, mostly strict and narrow — a sharp foil to the droopy looks parading elsewhere. All were belted tightly, including one in shearling, the clipped fur dyed a striking French blue. Pants were neat and slim, pinned on chunky derby shoes.

Jones winked to the dandy style of French aesthete Alexis, Baron de Rédé, collaborating with Jade Jagger on diamond cobweb charms and other jewelry, while ribbons swirling into profiles on silk shirts called to mind Jean Cocteau, another prominent figure in the Art Deco period.

Rugged leather vests, yet more shearling coats and cozy sweaters were printed with blown-up versions of vintage Vuitton trunk stamps, a tad excessive in terms of branding. Jones darkened its famous logo canvas into a shadowy black and gray version, dubbed Monogram Eclipse.

He also launched a range of denim at the show — some in gleaming silk, others in white, painstakingly hand-painted with indigo. “Each piece is different,” noted the designer, whose favorite jeans in the world are also rare and unique. The battered pairs of Levi’s, circa 1901 and 1937, took him 20 years to find.

A hint from the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall-Winter 2016 Show by Artistic Director of Men’s Collections Kim Jones. Watch it live onhttp://vuitton.lv/1RUMc6W

Subscribe

Related articles

Revisited: Alessio Pozzi Finds His Still Point in Sérénité

Alessio Pozzi commands the streets of Milan in Sérénité, a refined Numéro Homme Switzerland editorial photographed by Roberta Krasnig.

Sergei Barsukov by Talish — A Study in Light and Form

Talish photographs Desired Model Management’s Sergei Barsukov in a powerful monochrome study of beauty, movement, and modern masculinity at Moscow’s SMENA Studio.

Cooper Sharp Photographed by Matt Alves in Los Angeles

Matt Alves photographs model and health coach Cooper Sharp in a compelling Los Angeles portrait series that moves between dramatic black-and-white imagery and warm color.

Dolce&Gabbana Alta Sartoria Spring/Summer 2026: A Tale of Memory in Taormina

At Taormina’s Teatro Antico, Dolce&Gabbana transforms Sicilian memory, sacred art and exceptional craftsmanship into its magnificent Alta Sartoria Spring 2026 collection.

FENDI Couture Fall/Winter 2027: Maria Grazia Chiuri Brings Quiet Power to Menswear in Rome

Maria Grazia Chiuri’s first couture collection for FENDI unfolds in Rome, where art, heritage, and contemporary menswear meet. Discover the fluid tailoring, rich textures, and understated elegance defining FENDI Couture Fall/Winter 2026–2027 on Fashionably Male.
fashionablymale
With Chris's positive vibes, each photo session comes alive, whisking you into a world of unmatched beauty and cool. Explore Fashionably Male, where since 2010, we've nailed the best trends and stunning features.

1 COMMENT

Leave a ReplyCancel reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.