On Thursday (June 23) Louis Vuitton presented their Spring-Summer 2023 Men’s Collection, designed by the Men’s Studio.
Guests in attendance included Jessica Biel, Justin Timberlake, Edgar Ramirez, Kendrick Lamar, Naomi Campbell, J Balvin, Victor Cruz, and Ella Emhoff.
Jessica Biel is giving me Jennifer Connelly vibes. By that I mean she is really selling this Louis Vuitton Resort 2023 look.
Jessica’s style isn’t very predictable, as her promo tour for ‘Candy’ showed, so I’m pleasantly surprised at how she makes this look work, because it appears that it was made for the likes of Connelly, Riley Keough and Sophie Turner.
It hasn’t been a great week for Justin Timberlake between the dad dancing and now this Louis Vuitton outfit.
This loose-fit straight trouser style appears to be the new trend on menswear. We recently saw this on Patrick Schwarzenegger who has the swagger to pull it off, but I’m not buying it on Justin.
Edgar Ramirez continues to be the man about town. We’ve seen him suited for so long, that his current exploration phase is so much fun to watch.
Unlike Justin, he managed to get the proportions of his oversized trousers right.
Kendrick Lamar was giving us a biblical look (which I’m sure had a significant meaning).
The vibe suits him, right down to the contrasting cowboy boots, but there are too many layers going on with this Louis Vuitton look for me, especially when you consider the fabric.
From experience, those grand Paris venues don’t have air conditioning, so it would’ve been a hot afternoon for the rapper.
Nothing is sharper than Naomi Campbell’s cheekbones, but this printed Louis Vuitton outfit is coming close.
I want everything. Including the cheekbones.
J Balvin also opted for the colour purple, but he didn’t need the Louis Vuitton monogram bag.
Victor Cruz for the win in this shirtless Louis Vuitton short set. I surprisingly love the shoes despite the crocs-like feel.
When it comes to Ella Emhoff, I’m so into this Louis Vuitton look.
From the attitude, the colours, the accessories, the print and the Y2K of it all.
Credit: Getty for Louis Vuitton
