Louis Vuitton launches LV Ski 2026 from cashmere to a rainbow Miroir bag

Louis Vuitton has unveiled its LV Ski 2026 collection, a complete winter wardrobe for women and men spanning ready-to-wear, footwear, bags and a new pair of ski goggles called LV360. The House frames the line as "a winter silhouette where alpine altitude meets urban elegance," pitched between the slopes and après-ski.

The trunk maker that became LVMH's flagship, and the most visited luxury website in our ranking, is treating the launch as two separate moods. Pieces either hold together as a full alpine look or break apart for the city, a deliberate dialogue the House draws between the mountain and the street.

For women, new cashmere and brushed silk designs set the tone, including hooded jackets. Some carry an embroidered denim pocket alongside the signature Monogram jacquard, while cashmere piqué knitwear and soft-hued Sherpa denims are stamped with the LV initials. The palette leans soft and muted here.

The bags are the shiny part. Pearly, Miroir and Empreinte Frozen versions of the Monogram all take icy, iridescent tones. The silver Miroir reframes a set of metal trunks Louis Vuitton made in 1891 with a new rainbow holographic finish and what the House calls a retro-futuristic look.

That holographic silver is the showpiece of the line. In our earlier coverage of quilted leather, we noted that pre-owned is the route to discontinued Louis Vuitton styles such as the New Wave; the Miroir offers a current bag in a reflective finish instead.

The mood softens into a "Cosy Après-Ski" spirit, with cashmere and shearling wrapped around icons such as the Capucines bag. The LV Lodge and Ice Breaker bags add a playful turn, drawn from the fairytale atmosphere of traditional French Alpine ski villages.

Coats and capes complete that half of the line, pitched as a sophisticated take on protective clothing. For women's footwear, the Cortina line is a mule and a lug-sole boot, offered in shearling-lined suede or in Monogram-stamped leather and technical nylon.

The Rangers Territory ankle boot arrives in leather, suede and shearling. Suede-and-shearling sneakers land in black, camel, powder pink and ecru beige tones. Beanies and scarves finish the looks, including Washed Signature Beanies carrying oversized embossed "Vuitton" signatures.

The goggles and the men's side

The LV360 goggles draw from virtual reality, pairing a sculptural silhouette with an interchangeable lens system built for fast changes as light and weather shift on the mountain. For men, the LV Lock mask returns in several colourways, with lenses printed with or without the Monogram motif.

Menswear leans on comfort and technical performance, following the men's ski collection Pharrell Williams designed for Louis Vuitton last season. A Monogram Macassar puffer jacket with matching trousers adds side panels for movement, and a snowboarding hooded sweatshirt layers a water-repellent outer over an integrated, ventilated face protector.

A 1990s après-ski attitude shows up in loose silhouettes, checks and workwear details. A reversible fleece gilet is worn over a brushed fleece rugby shirt with a denim collar, the kind of layering that reads as throwback rather than technical. The fit is roomier throughout.

Winter versions of the house codes do the rest. The Monogram Argyle pattern, Monogram Needle-punch and Monogram Snowflake jacquard sweatshirts create an optical illusion of swirling snow, while the LV Skier logo and the LV Summit motif round out the graphic language.

Men's leather goods get a sparkling Monogram Reflective canvas across the Keepall 25, Trio Messenger, Discovery Backpack and Rush Bumbag. Gold shearling versions with grained leather trims cover the Christopher Backpack, Keepall 25, Rush Bumbag XL and Keepall.

The Speedy P9 30 is cut in velvety calfskin printed to look like denim, with white shearling details, a softer counterpoint to the reflective canvas. Footwear for men adds the LV City Ranger hiking boot and a shearling-lined LV Trainer.

The Keepall and the Neverfull both feature in our guide to the most popular Louis Vuitton bags, and we named the Neverfull a top coated-monogram pick in our Goyard Saint Louis alternatives. This collection extends that run with shearling and holographic finishes rather than only coated canvas.

Winter outerwear is something we have also covered through our guide to women's winter coats. Louis Vuitton's capes and hooded jackets offer a different answer to those functional picks, expressed in cashmere piqué and Sherpa denim rather than technical shells.

Louis Vuitton has not published pricing, quantities or drop dates for the LV Ski 2026 collection. Availability will become clear only as individual pieces reach boutiques and the House's own channels, so what each item costs remains unknown for now.