Everything you need to know about the Louis Vuitton cruise 2022 show
Nicolas Ghesquière took Louis Vuitton’s cruise 2022 show to Cergy-Pontoise in France, staging the runway show at Israeli artist Dani Karavan’s monumentally magnificent Axe Majeur that played perfectly into the designer’s exploration of transportation, portals to other worlds and new beginnings. Here are five things that we loved about the collection.
1. Nicolas Ghesquière presented his most “proud, positive” collection yet
For cruise 2022, Louis Vuitton’s creative director Nicolas Ghesquière wanted to create a vision of joy and optimism, after almost a year and a half after the Covid-19 pandemic swept across the world. With travel restrictions still in place in France and most parts of the globe, he took this vision to Cergy-Pontoise, just outside of Paris, where he showcased a vibrant, punchy collection that referenced fashion across time. Playing with the idea of imaginary portals and transcendental transport, and his pet theme of science fiction at front and centre, the cruise 2022 collection boasted bold silhouettes, bright colours and, above all, truly fun pieces that brought a sense of jubilation to the collection.