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First presented on the Place Vendôme during Paris Fashion Week, Nicolas Ghesquière's collection pairs the daring with the refined, the playful with the sophisticated and the Right Bank with the Left. Photographed in Paris by Bruce Weber, Ghesquière's muses and models float through a summer of reverie, but pose with utter confidence, embodiments of the elegance for which their city is known.

First presented on the Place Vendôme during Paris Fashion Week, Nicolas Ghesquière's collection is a study in contrasts, airy and adventurous, classical and bold, embodying the refinement and playfulness of the French capital. Shot in Paris by Bruce Weber, the campaign evokes the dual spirit of the collection, inspired equally by the Left Bank and the Right. Under the warm light of summer, these two spirits combine in a reverie of elegance.

A never-ending process humming in the background. The waning of one year becomes the waxing of the next. With the precision of a finely tuned instrument, 2016 shifts gears into 2017 like clockwork. The scheme is an intricate, playful reference to a kind of craftsmanship that is timeless—a warm reminder of the rejuvenating forces at work this time of year. Stop by your Louis Vuitton store this holiday season to get inspired to give or visit the Louis Vuitton Gift Workshop to find the perfect present.

With a few clicks, become a stylish man by coordinating your wardrobe with a large selection of sunny seasonal essentials. From a businessman's allure to a more relaxed silhouette, choose your style from the accessories, shoes, and men's bags collections.

The summery collection from Louis Vuitton makes us want to leave our winter shoes on the doorstep and walk out into the sunshine. Focusing on exceptional cuts and savoir-faire techniques, the spirit of this collection suggests a journey through Paris. From the hand-crafted patina Richelieu for business to the indispensable moccasin for travel, Louis Vuitton offers something for every special moment on a warm day.

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