Louis Vuitton presents it Flight Mode 2026 collection, based on her longtime focus on travel. The collection brings together ready-to-wear, leather goods, shoes and accessories designed for movement in different environments. The collection advocates a wardrobe that shifts easily between destinations, with an emphasis on practicality, comfort and a defined silhouette.
Hooded bomber jackets, bomber jackets, cardigans and gilets take shape through structured leather construction. Materials range from grainy and glossy finishes to perforated and soft textures, all in neutral tones. These pieces introduce variation in the surface and finish while maintaining a consistent direction. Cashmere and virgin wool garments extend this approach.
The denim arrives in a faded blue-gray tone, with a revised Louis Vuitton Brown denim monogram. Baggy pants and jackets define the silhouette, while belted sleeveless dresses introduce a different proportion. Oversized cargo pockets add function while shaping a relaxed look.
Blouses, skirts, shirts, tees and parkas appear in cotton poplin, printed taffeta and washed silk. Stretch details support flexibility, allowing each garment to adapt to the body in motion. The color palette moves through tangerine, rose, sand, sienna and white.
The Mahina pattern appears in white and brown on key pieces, including the home’s pyjamas. A second print is based on keys to luxury hotel suites, referring to a historic location in Paris at 103 avenue Champs Elysées.
Introduced in 2024, the Low Key bag returns in calf leather and suede, now available in Moonstone, Quartz and Dark Fango. Its hobo structure supports everyday use, with a shape that allows unrestricted movement. Details include a central ‘V’ referencing Gaston-Louis Vuitton’s bespoke luggage and a gold padlock engraved with the initials LV, placed on the shoulder strap.
The LV Sneakerina returns a year after its launch, expanding on mule and boot versions. The silhouette remains streamlined, designed to support movement while maintaining a clean profile. Materials include leather, suede and jersey, offered in both two-tone and monochrome finishes.
