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Narrow silhouettes, woven embroideries, mini dresses paired with an architectural heel, and of course leather.

The monologue opening the Spring 2015 fashion show takes its full meaning looking at the diversity of this astonishing collection. From lace dresses matched with clerical collars to cropped velvet trousers, or the architectural heels in the shape of the Louis Vuitton monogram flower, we discover a forward thinking wardrobe.

The ambition is also relevant for the bags of the season: a new Red & Black shiny Monogram Canvas bag, some white crocodile skin, malletage lambskin as well as embossed folded clutches, always matched with palladium brass metallic pieces. One can also notice the return of the Petite Malle, as seen in previous Nicolas Ghesquière’s collections, now in shiny red Alligator skin.

Photos Credits: Tamu McPherson / Louis Vuitton

On the final day of Paris Fashion Week, Louis Vuitton presented the Spring 2015 collection at the awe inspiring building, the Fondation Louis Vuitton. The Fondation was designed by architect Frank Gehry and will open at the end of October.

Taking place in the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Louis Vuitton Spring 2015 collection launched the beginning of this creative space. Nicolas Ghesquière’s third collection for Louis Vuitton focused on narrow silhouettes coalesced with the structure of the edifice designed by Frank Gehry.

Bringing to a close Parisian fashion week, the event was hosted in the Fondation Louis Vuitton which is scheduled to open to the public on October 27th.

The photographer Saskia Lawaks was there to document the electrifying atmosphere surrounding the show, grasping both intimate and utterly social moments between celebrities and fashion experts, capturing this very unique occasion for the French Maison.