Set designer James Chinlund transformed the Hypostyle Room of Park Güell into a captivating runway. The unique seating arrangement mirrored the collection's volumes, harmonizing with the venue's curved space. The fusion of Spanish flamboyance and Ghesquière's forward-thinking vision was evident throughout the show. Traditional Andalusian sombreros cordobés were given a modern twist with a lacquered finish, while futuristic, sporty sunglasses complemented iridescent low boots, echoing the colorful mosaics of Gaudí's masterpiece. The collection's palette of black and luminous white created a striking chiaroscuro effect.
The Cruise collection redefined feminine allure with its sophisticated tailoring and luxurious embroidered robes. Graphic motifs, voluminous draping, and bold Amazonian-inspired models wearing riding boots and sculptural earrings highlighted the collection's dynamic aesthetic. The belted waists and flowing garments invited a sense of casual elegance, perfectly capturing the spirit of the times.
Louis Vuitton's choice of Barcelona and Park Güell underscored the brand's commitment to blending tradition with innovation, creating a multi-faceted travel style that continues to inspire.
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