Louis Vuitton is Taking Après-Ski From Gstaad to Tokyo With its LV Ski 2026 Collection

Louis Vuitton has unveiled its LV Ski 2026 collection, a complete winter wardrobe for women and men that the House describes as “a winter silhouette where alpine altitude meets urban elegance.” Announced on October 15, 2026, the line spans cashmere and brushed silk ready-to-wear, shearling-lined footwear, iridescent Monogram bags and LV360, a new generation of ski goggles.

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The idea is a dialogue between the slopes and après-ski, with pieces that work as a full alpine look or break apart for the city. For women, new cashmere and brushed silk designs, including hooded jackets, set the tone; some carry an embroidered denim pocket beside the signature Monogram jacquard, while cashmere piqué knitwear and LV initials meet Sherpa denims in soft hues.

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The bags are where the collection catches the light. Icy, iridescent hues run through the Monogram Pearly, Monogram Miroir and Monogram Empreinte Frozen lines, and the silver Monogram Miroir — a nod to a collection of metal trunks from 1891 — takes on a new rainbow holographic finish for what the House calls a retro-futuristic aesthetic. It is the most Instagram-ready thing on the mountain this season.

The mood softens with the “Cosy Après-Ski” spirit, which wraps iconic styles, including the Capucines bag, in cashmere and shearling. The LV Lodge and Ice Breaker bags add a playful touch, inspired by the fairytale atmosphere of traditional French Alpine ski villages, while coats and capes are pitched as a sophisticated take on protective clothing.

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Footwear options abound. The Cortina line comprises a mule and a boot on a lug sole, offered in shearling-lined suede or in leather and technical nylon stamped with the Monogram; the Rangers Territory ankle boot comes in leather, suede and shearling; and suede-and-shearling sneakers arrive in black, camel, powder pink and ecru, beige tones.

The headline accessory is LV360. Inspired by the world of virtual reality, the goggles pair a sculptural silhouette with an interchangeable lens system built for quick changes as light and weather shift on the mountain. Men get new versions of the LV Lock mask in multiple colourways, with interchangeable lenses with or without the Monogram motif.

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Menswear leans on comfort and technical performance, following last season’s men’s ski collection from Pharrell Williams at Louis Vuitton. A Monogram Macassar puffer jacket with matching trousers adds side panels for movement; a snowboarding hooded sweatshirt pairs a water-repellent outer layer with integrated, ventilated face protection; and a 1990s après-ski attitude shows up in loose silhouettes, checks, workwear details and a reversible fleece gilet over a brushed fleece rugby shirt with a denim collar.

Winter versions of the House codes do the rest: the Monogram Argyle pattern, Monogram Needle-punch and Monogram Snowflake jacquard sweatshirts that create an optical illusion of swirling snow, and the LV Skier logo and LV Summit motif. Beanies, including Washed Signature Beanies with oversized embossed “Vuitton” signatures, and scarves finish the look.

For men’s leather goods, a sparkling Monogram Reflective canvas covers the Keepall 25, Trio Messenger, Discovery Backpack and Rush Bumbag; gold shearling versions with grained leather trims include the Christopher Backpack, Keepall 25, Rush Bumbag XL and Keepall; and the Speedy P9 30 comes in velvety calfskin with a trompe-l’œil denim effect and white shearling details. The LV City Ranger hiking boot and a shearling-lined LV Trainer round out the footwear.

Louis Vuitton frames the whole wardrobe as “beautiful escapes from Gstaad to Tokyo, or from Paris to Courchevel” — and after the LV Ski collection we covered in 2024, this year’s edition reads less like a capsule and more like a full-season wardrobe. Pack it for any of the most luxurious ski hotels in the world.

For more of Haute Living’s Louis Vuitton coverage, see our Louis Vuitton Fall-Winter 2026 men’s editorial.