Overview
- The collection, now available, was developed after Pharrell Williams and his team traveled through Delhi, Mumbai and Jodhpur to study local craftsmanship and color palettes
- Studio Mumbai architect Bijoy Jain designed a life-size Snakes and Ladders runway that merged ancient Indian symbolism with Vuitton’s travel narrative
- Oscar-winner A.R. Rahman premiered “Yaara,” a new track co-created with Pharrell, underscoring the show’s immersive musical dimension
- A capsule within the line revives Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited print, marrying archival luggage motifs with contemporary dandy silhouettes
- Front-row guests Beyoncé, Jay-Z and Bradley Cooper highlighted Louis Vuitton’s strategy to strengthen its foothold in India’s $18 billion luxury sector