BamBam
BamBam made his runway debut at Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Fall/Winter 2026 show in Paris, stepping onto the grass-lined set with quiet confidence. He wore a pale blue padded jacket,
its soft volume balanced by a BamBam for Louis Vuitton, Fall/Winter 2026 neat half-zip front and striped knit detailing at the collar and cuffs. Slim black trousers kept the silhouette
sharp and grounded. Leather gloves and a monogrammed Louis Vuitton bag added a practical, lived-in edge, while polished shoes anchored the look. The styling felt relaxed but
considered, reflecting the collection’s focus on movement, function, and modern menswear codes.
SEVENTEEN’s Minghao (THE8)
Minghao arrived at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026 show in a look that played with looseness and control. A black suit was worn with ease rather than formality, paired with a soft blue shirt left relaxed at the neckline. A patterned tie added texture without tightening the mood, while a subtle chain detail at the waist introduced a quiet styling point. Finished with a logo cap and black leather shoes, the look felt personal and unforced, reflecting Louis Vuitton’s approach to modern menswear grounded in proportion, movement, and individual
expression.
Jackson Wang
Jackson Wang arrived at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026 show in a look that leaned into precision and edge. A black leather biker jacket defined the silhouette, its structured cut and metal hardware giving weight to the styling. Beneath, a fitted black turtleneck kept the palette restrained and uninterrupted. Straight-leg black trousers elongated the frame, while heavy leather shoes grounded the look with authority. The overall styling remained controlled, letting texture and proportion do the work. It was a sharp, confident interpretation of Louis Vuitton’s modern menswear, where attitude is conveyed through restraint rather than excess.
