Peter Copping Revives Lanvin’s Heritage in Paris Fashion Week Debut

The new artistic director blends Jeanne Lanvin's 1920s elegance with modern craftsmanship in a diverse fall/winter 2025 collection.

Peter Copping’s debut collection for Lanvin, titled 'À la maison,' drew inspiration from Jeanne Lanvin’s iconic Art Deco interiors and lifestyle vision.
The fall/winter 2025 lineup featured 62 looks, including eveningwear, daywear, and menswear, with highlights like draped ribbon dresses, metallic lurex pieces, and velvet capes adorned with silver studs.
Copping incorporated Lanvin’s signature elements, such as the 'robe de style,' while modernizing them with innovative knitwear and geometric motifs inspired by Lanvin’s home decor.
Menswear was introduced for the first time under Copping, with standout pieces like a silver mirror-embroidered T-shirt, signaling possibilities for future exploration in this area.
The collection was well-received, showcasing Copping’s dedication to preserving Lanvin’s legacy while setting a foundation for the maison’s renewed relevance.