LANVIN SPRING–SUMMER 2026: VERS LE MONDE

Images courtesy of Lanvin

Effortless confidence and radiant modernity.

Lanvin steps confidently into a new era with Vers le Monde, Peter Copping’s Spring–Summer 2026 collection — a luminous dialogue between heritage and modernity.
 

Set against an electric blue backdrop evoking Art Deco modernism, the show paid homage to Jeanne Lanvin’s timeless robe de style while reinterpreting its romantic codes for today. Women’s looks revealed sculpted softness and movement — flared skirts, tiered silk dresses, and geometric embroideries crafted in dusty blue, ivory, and red. Draped silks and grosgrain ribbons framed silhouettes that felt both precise and poetic.

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For men, Copping translated Lanvin’s century-old elegance into fluid tailoring and soft knits, where tonal neutrals met flashes of crimson and chartreuse. The result: a wardrobe of quiet confidence and refined ease.

Through Vers le Monde, Copping defines the essence of modern French chic — where craftsmanship meets lightness, and tradition moves effortlessly toward tomorrow.