Higher perspectives. The House’s Art of Travel rises to new heights with the LV Ski Collection, charting a course through alpine landscapes in a dialogue of refined style, kinetic energy, and unfettered freedom.
Louis Vuitton introduces its LV Ski 2026 collection, presenting a complete winter wardrobe for women and men that draws inspiration from alpine destinations and city dressing. The collection combines technical outerwear, cashmere knitwear, leather goods, footwear, and winter accessories, extending the House’s Art of Travel to snow-covered resorts and urban environments.
The womenswear collection explores texture through cashmere, brushed silk, and sculptural outerwear. Hooded jackets feature Monogram jacquard and embroidered denim pockets, while cashmere piqué knitwear incorporates LV initials. Sherpa denim introduces additional warmth, alongside coats and capes that offer protection throughout winter.
Handbags bring icy tones and reflective finishes to the collection. Monogram Pearly, Monogram Miroir, and Monogram Empreinte Frozen introduce iridescent surfaces inspired by frozen environments. The silver Monogram Miroir recalls glaciers and references Louis Vuitton’s metal trunks from 1891 through a holographic finish.
The Cosy Après-Ski selection focuses on cashmere and shearling, introducing these materials to established designs including the Capucines bag. The LV Lodge and Ice Breaker bags reference traditional French Alpine villages through playful details and winter-inspired forms.
Footwear includes the Cortina mule and boot in suede with shearling linings, alongside versions combining leather and technical nylon with Monogram detailing. Lug soles provide traction, while the Rangers Territory ankle boot combines leather, suede, and shearling. Sneakers arrive in black, camel, powder pink, ecru, and beige.
Louis Vuitton also introduces LV360 ski goggles, taking inspiration from virtual reality equipment. Their sculptural design incorporates an interchangeable lens system that allows wearers to adjust quickly to changing light and weather conditions.
Menswear places technical performance at the center of its winter wardrobe. A Monogram Macassar puffer jacket and matching trousers incorporate side panels for mobility. Another coordinated outfit combines technical fabric with a denim-effect finish and corduroy details. A snowboarding sweatshirt features a water-repellent exterior and integrated ventilated face protection.
The après-ski selection references 1990s clothing through relaxed silhouettes, checked patterns, and workwear details. A reversible fleece gilet layers over a brushed fleece rugby shirt with a denim collar.
Louis Vuitton develops its winter graphics through Monogram Argyle, Monogram Needle-punch, and Monogram Snowflake jacquard. Sweatshirts and hoodies feature these treatments, with swirling snow effects introducing movement to their surfaces. The LV Skier logo and LV Summit graphic appear in snow-white and earthy shades.
Leather goods introduce reflective materials and winter textures. Monogram Reflective canvas covers the Keepall 25, Trio Messenger, Discovery Backpack, and Rush Bumbag. Gold shearling appears across the Christopher Backpack, Keepall 25, Rush Bumbag XL, and Keepall, accompanied by grained leather trims and Monogram luggage tags. The Speedy P9 30 features velvety calfskin with a denim-effect finish and white shearling details.
With references to destinations including Gstaad, Tokyo, Paris, and Courchevel, LV Ski 2026 brings Louis Vuitton’s winter wardrobe into environments ranging from mountain resorts to city streets.
