
The collection, an elegant ensemble of women’s ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories, and jewellery, draws its inspiration from the timeless allure of the sea, capturing the essence of nautical adventure through the designs. With a keen eye on elegance and an effortless attitude, Louis Vuitton embarks on this journey, steering into new waters.
At the heart of this collection lies a sophisticated reinterpretation of classic sailor motifs, transformed with a youthful vibrancy that resonates with the best tales of seafaring adventures. The iconic navy and white palette serves as the anchor for the range, with stripes sailing across various pieces, from T-shirt dresses and crisp shirtings to plush knits. This traditional nautical theme is further explored through relaxed tailoring and casual-chic seaside ensembles, marrying the laid-back spirit of the coast with the signature sophistication characteristic of Louis Vuitton.
The leather goods in the collection are a testament to Louis Vuitton’s unparalleled craftsmanship and innovative design ethos. The vibrant red leather of the compact Coussin BB and the spacious Noé BB bucket style adds a dynamic pop of colour, while the new iconic GO-14 bag, with its reinterpretation of the malletage technique, weaves in historical elements from the brand’s trunk-making legacy. Accessories like the pochette version of the Twist West, adorned with a nautical-style chain strap, transition seamlessly from day to evening, epitomising the versatility and elegance that define the collection.
This Nautical Capsule Collection is more than just a seasonal offering; it is a statement of Louis Vuitton’s enduring legacy and its forward-looking vision. By harmonizing the rich heritage of nautical adventure with the polished aesthetics of modern luxury, Louis Vuitton not only pays homage to its roots in travel and exploration but also charts a course for the future of fashion. As the collection sets sail, Louis Vuitton invites us on a voyage of discovery, where the spirit of the sea meets the individual, the dreamer, the adventurer.
Discover Louis Vuitton’s Nautical Capsule Collection at louisvuitton.com.
photography. Ethan James Green for Louis Vuitton

Reinvention begins with a quiet shift. In this Schön! 49 editorial, model Malte Legène shape shifts, drifting through versions of herself while wearing looks by Valentino, Elie Saab, and others. Lensed by Dennis Stenild with fashion by Maria Angelova and hair Anne Krarup, this editorial serves as a reflection of the selves we’ve been, the ones we’re becoming, and the ones waiting just under the surface.
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This Schön! 49 editorial is produced by
photography. Dennis Stenild
fashion. Maria Angelova
model. Malte Legène @ MIKAs Stockholm
grooming. Anne Krarup
To dress is to participate in a collective narrative of becoming. Individuality does not exist in isolation; it thrives as part of something greater. An affirmation that we belong not because we blend in, but because we contribute — distinctly, unapologetically — to the evolving story of who we are. This Schön! 49 editorial, photographed in Tokyo, was lensed by Yuji Watanabe with fashion by Ki Ukei who styles Mao Takahashi in looks by Junya Watanabe, Noir Kei Ninomiya, and others. Hair by stylist Tenju and make up by Tamayo Yamamoto.
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This Schön! 49 editorial is produced by
photography. Yuji Watanabe
fashion. Ki Ukei
model. Mao Takahashi @ Unknown Management
hair. Tenju
make up. Tamayo Yamamoto
set design. Genki Tanaka
production. Ko
location. Tokyo
Whether through words, visuals, food, or flowers, four creative minds reveal how they shape Berlin’s cultural pulse. Among them, floral artist Lilo Klinkenberg transforms the ephemeral into the extraordinary. From international runways to immersive exhibitions, Klinkenberg’s sculptural works bridge the urban and the botanical. “Both fashion and florals are about creating something tactile and expressive that moves between body, space, and material,” she says, wearing CHANEL as she opens up to Schön! about her work and creating Studio Lilo.
During Berlin Art Week this September, the artist collaborated with the multidisciplinary design studio Bocci to create a ten-metre-long plinth of lily buds swirling towards a single open bloom, while wilted flowers seemed to drift away. “This particular installation traced the cycle of life through lilies, from bud to bloom to decay,” says Klinkenberg of the project meditating on purity, transformation and renewal.
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jacket + ring. Talent’s own
shirt, gloves + earring. CHANEL
opposite
trousers. CHANEL
shoe. Talent’s own
bottom left
full look. CHANEL
bottom right
jacket + ring. Talent’s own
shirt, gloves + earring. CHANEL
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This Schön! 49 editorial is produced by
photography. Nina Raasch
fashion. Saskia Jung
talent. Lilo Klinkenberg wearing CHANEL
hair + make up. Kristina Griffato using CHANEL Beauty
fashion assistant. Lena Lauer
production assistant. Egor Kirpichev
special thanks. The Team @ CHANEL
words. Raegan Rubin