Louis Vuitton's Spring 2027 Men's Pre-Collection by Pharrell Dresses for Rain, Up to a $103,000 Trunk

By J. Fresh·Oct 30, 2026, 4:29 PM ET·Louis Vuitton

Key details

Collection: Louis Vuitton Men's Spring-Summer 2027 Pre-Collection
Designer: Pharrell Williams
Campaign: Whatever the Weather, photographed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch
Where: Louis Vuitton's site, which lists 131 pieces in the US
Prices: From $260 ties to a $103,000 aluminum trunk

Louis Vuitton has built Pharrell's next men's collection around the weather. The Spring-Summer 2027 Pre-Collection is on Louis Vuitton's US site now, where the house sums it up as a collection "braced for the elements, where dandy dressing meets an adaptable technicality — whatever the forecast." The campaign carries that line as its title, Whatever the Weather, and Louis Vuitton's German-language release credits the photos to Oliver Hadlee Pearch.

The house has been rolling it out on Instagram since October 29: a reel called Trend forecast, a post on aluminum trunks later the same day, and on October 30 a post called Rain check, which says rainwear archetypes are reimagined through Louis Vuitton's savoir-faire, with sleek silhouettes and packable pieces.

A large silver Louis Vuitton trunk engraved with the Monogram in black, with riveted steel edges, two tan leather slats and a steel lock, tilted on a wet floor beside two small matching cases stacked on top of each other

What's in it

The US page counts 131 pieces, and the rain theme runs from outerwear to accessories. Among those we read there: a Reversible Nylon/Fleece Hooded Blouson at $3,650, an LV Signature Wintry Coach Jacket at $3,400, a Padded Puffer Jacket at $3,500, a Glossed Denim Zipped Hoodie at $3,900, and Monogram Surplus Skate Jeans and a Monogram Surplus Lasered Denim Shirt at $2,000 each. The top of the outerwear is a Mink Zipped Blouson at $33,000, with an LV Signature Leather Parka at $11,100 below it.

The weather jokes are in the small things. There's an actual Louis Vuitton Umbrella at $1,090, an LV Umbrella Bag Charm at $620, an LV Louis Bear Rain Bag Charm at $1,490 and an Umbrella Wearable Wallet at $7,100, next to travel bags like the Keepall Bandoulière 50 at $4,050, a Jet Lag Bag MM at $3,900 and the Horizon 55 suitcase at $4,400. The cheapest pieces are two $260 ties, the Initiales and the Monogram Varsity, and $315 silk squares.

A model in a dark grey suit and black lug-sole shoes leaning into the wind under a brown Monogram umbrella, a brown Monogram bag slung across his body, against a grey backdrop with spray

The trunks

The aluminum pieces are priced too. The full-size trunk on the US page is the Courrier Lozine 110 at $103,000; Louis Vuitton's product page says it reimagines the metallic trunk in aluminum, engraved with the Monogram and trimmed with studded cowhide bands, with two removable trays inside. Beside it are an aluminum Clutch Box at $25,100, a Coffret 8 Montres watch case at $27,300 and an aluminum Horizon 55 suitcase at $4,700.

The read

This one is built to sell: a simple theme that photographs well, and a long list of bags and small leather goods under it. The idea is travel, which Louis Vuitton's own post calls a new facet of its travel heritage, and the trunks make the point: the house's most traditional object, redone in silver aluminum like a piece of kit, with a six-figure price that tells you who it's for. Louis Vuitton gave it a post of its own.

It lands the same week as the Monogram trunks the house built for the Ballon d'Or trophies, so Louis Vuitton's luggage is doing most of its talking right now. What it hasn't said is how many of the aluminum trunks it is making.