Louis Vuitton unveils the Holiday 2026 campaign, captured by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, a celebration of the magic of reunions and the excitement of departure, embodied in the universe of a train station reinterpreted with the codes of the House.
The campaign captures the last five minutes before the grand departure. On the platforms, a mechanical sign ticks away the seconds as a pianist sends each train off with a melody. All around him, stories unfold: friends reunite, children play on the ground with miniature trains, a traveler scribbles on a postcard, a couple cuts through the crowd in laughter atop a luggage cart. Framed by festive decorations and a dust of snow, this suspended moment becomes the very embodiment of Louis Vuitton’s Art of Travel.
In keeping with this spirit of departure, the Holiday campaign brings together a selection of the House’s most iconic pieces. In Women’s leather goods, the Neverfull MM IO, the Alma Soft, the OTG Monogram MM, and the Side Trunk take center stage, while accessories are enhanced by the Bandana and Paris City headbands, and the LV Sneakerina sneakers. For Men, the traveler’s belongings unfolds through the Speedy 30 Surplus, the Track Backpack Silktech, the Steamer LV Touch, and the Trio Shadow, rounded out by Shadow and LV Crafted Small Leather Goods, Monogram Midnight belts, and LV Trainer sneakers. The iconic Louis Vuitton fragrances such as Ombre Nomade, Imagination and Attrape-rêves are also highlighted. The Art of Travel is reflected in a dedicated travel selection, including the Cruiser MM and the Horizon Aluminum.
As per La Beauté Louis Vuitton, the House celebrates Monogram Rouge, its iconic hue born from the encounter between the Monogram canvas and the signature red. The collection’s five iconic products are reimagined, joined by a first-of-its-kind creation, the LV Rouge Matte, presented in a lacquered case with hand-painted Monogram flowers. The tribute extends into a dedicated line of Small Leather Goods and accessories in the same burgundy canvas, reaffirming that beauty and the Art of Travel belong together. A dedicated film captures the depth and richness of the shade across the collection.
The campaign carries its travelers onto a Holiday journey that is quintessentially Louis Vuitton: one where every creation becomes an invitation to dream, and every gift, a promise of departure.
Extending the universe of the campaign, five miniature worlds bring the journey to Louis Vuitton windows around the globe: the Alpine Horizon, the Big Apple, the Blossom Garden, the Moonlight Valley, and the Golden Dunes. Within the windows, miniature trains travel from one world to the next, connecting these distinct landscapes as successive chapters of a single journey. Christmas trees in most Louis Vuitton stores will feature a miniature train garland winding around their branches.
In the Shibuya Louis Vuitton store Japan, the House takes the experience further with an immersive pop-up. Visitors discover a series of miniature worlds, with a train-adorned Christmas tree marking the entrance, before stepping into the second room, where a selection of Louis Vuitton products is presented in a wooden trunk-inspired setting, complete with drawers fitted with VVN handles.
The Holiday 2026 campaign will be unveiled on November 5th, 2026, on louisvuitton.com and across the House’s social media platforms. Window displays will be on view from November 1st.
The pop up in the Louis Vuitton Shibuya store, Japan will be open to the public starting November 7th.
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