Louis Vuitton presented its Fall/Winter 2015-16 collection. This time, the runway show was held in a planetarium-like spherical hall in front of the Fondation Louis Vuitton.

As with the previous two seasons, Nicolas Ghesquière pursued easy-to-wear clothing for real women. The tight-fitting and futuristic feel remained unchanged. Deceptively simple shirts, skirts, and dresses were embroidered with stones, adding a touch of sparkle. The sleeves of clean-cut jackets and coats featured creases with stitching, maintaining the silhouette. The same was true for the matching trousers. The trousers featured drawstrings and sporty details.

The flared ribbed knit sweaters with slits at the chest were futuristic and sensual. The monogram was hidden in jacquards featuring geometric patterns and oriental jellyfish and dragon motifs.

A distinctive feature of this season is the voluminous sleeve armhole, reminiscent of leg-of-mutton sleeves. It is used in a variety of items, including knitwear and blousons. A jacket has also been released with boning in the waist seam, as was the case in the 19th century.

A new, easy-to-use bag has been released that can be carried as both a clutch or a shoulder bag. The closure is inspired by the archives, and the jewels on the front are cute.