Jennifer Connelly Fronts Louis Vuitton Spring Summer 2026 Campaign

Jennifer Connelly leads Louis Vuitton’s Spring Summer 2026 campaign, wearing soft draped looks inspired by intimacy, home, and modern femininity.

Louis Vuitton has revealed its Spring Summer 2026 women’s campaign, led by House Ambassador Jennifer Connelly, and the mood is softer, quieter, and deeply personal. Shot by Cass Bird, the campaign steps away from spectacle and into stillness, reflecting a collection shaped by interior life and the idea of home as a space for freedom and reflection.

The imagery draws from Nicolas Ghesquière’s Spring Summer 2026 runway show, which unfolded inside the summer apartments of Anne of Austria at the Louvre. That setting informs the campaign’s atmosphere, placing Connelly within intimate interiors where light filters gently and moments unfold at an unhurried pace. She is shown reading, pausing, and moving naturally through her surroundings, allowing the clothes to exist as part of everyday life rather than performance.

Connelly wears fluid silhouettes that echo domestic textures. Soft draped dresses in white and pale pink fall easily along the body, recalling pleated curtains and folded linens. Lingerie-inspired shapes appear throughout, balanced by architectural lines that feel distinctly Ghesquière. Voluminous white looks reference bedding and rest, reinforcing the collection’s focus on comfort and lived-in elegance. Floral fringe embroidery adds subtle decoration without breaking the calm rhythm of the wardrobe.

Accessories play a key role in grounding the collection. The Express Bag, an evolution of the classic Speedy, appears with a softer structure suited for city movement and is shown in shades like Rose Atomic and Vanille. The Squire bag nods to the Alma’s heritage while offering a refined, feminine shape in Monogram. The Noé Trunk blends Louis Vuitton’s trunk-making history with a compact, modern design finished with signature corner details.

Jewelry arrives through the LV Cube collection, inspired by Gaston Vuitton’s historic Pateki game and the Damier motif. Designed for stacking, the pieces now include a silver offering that adds versatility. On the footwear side, the Sneakerina makes its debut as a hybrid style that balances lightness and structure, paired with Haven mules that emphasize comfort and ease.

Jennifer Connelly’s presence anchors the campaign with quiet confidence. Nothing feels forced or overly styled. Instead, the Spring Summer 2026 story presents Louis Vuitton as something worn for oneself, inside real moments, where clothing moves naturally through space and time. The collection will arrive in stores and across Louis Vuitton platforms beginning February 20.