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Nicolas Ghesquière Rethinks Louis Vuitton Wardrobe for Warmer World
Nicolas Ghesquière designs clothes for Louis Vuitton.
He said the world is getting warmer.
Europe had heatwaves this summer, and he said people felt they needed different clothes.
He wants to think carefully about how clothes work in warmer conditions.
He also wants to consider whether those clothes will still be useful in the future.
He discussed these ideas while thinking about Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2027 wardrobe.
Louis Vuitton designer Nicolas Ghesquière said warmer conditions influenced his thinking about the Spring/Summer 2027 wardrobe.
He spoke to Reuters about heatwaves that swept Europe this summer.
Ghesquière said people needed a different wardrobe and to think differently about clothing.
He said clothes should be considered for how they perform and whether they remain relevant.
He described the issue as one for both the present and the future.
- Who
- Louis Vuitton designer Nicolas Ghesquière.
- What
- He said warmer conditions are influencing how he thinks about the Spring/Summer 2027 wardrobe.
- Where
- Europe was affected by the heatwaves mentioned.
- When
- In comments about heatwaves in Europe this summer; the collection is for Spring/Summer 2027.
- Why
- Ghesquière said warmer conditions made people feel they needed a different wardrobe and prompted consideration of clothing performance and future relevance.
Key facts
- Designer
- Nicolas Ghesquière
- Fashion house
- Louis Vuitton
- Collection season
- Spring/Summer 2027
- Climate context
- Heatwaves swept Europe this summer, according to the article.
- Ghesquière's focus
- How clothes perform and whether they remain relevant today and in the future.
- Source of comments
- Reuters
Quotes
Nicolas Ghesquière
Fashion designer who discussed the influence of warming temperatures on clothing.
“The world is getting warm. It definitely has a strong influence, I think we all felt we needed a different wardrobe, we needed to think differently — it's almost like you have to weigh the clothes ... and see how they can perform, to think if they can be relevant today and for the future.”
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“Making things extremely light is very complex, and the engineering and development of fabrics to fight gravity are also very complex.”
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