Sophie Turner Brings Resort 2026 Look to Louis Vuitton’s Spring Show

The 2026 Louis Vuitton Spring show took place in Paris on September 30, where the only dress code was Louis Vuitton. The front row was packed with different celebrities, dressed in the brand from head to toe, and Sophie Turner was no exception. Her version of LV aligned with the 2025 fall trend through her choice of slouchy boots.

Sophie’s outfit was pulled from Louis Vuitton’s Resort 2026 collection, Look 39, by her stylist Kate Young. The piece had a metallic fringe halter top, layered with dramatic outerwear detailed with pleated leather coils and winged shoulders, giving it an architectural design as seen on the runway model. The lower half comprised a mini skirt, but the actress paired hers with sheer black pantyhose and traded the model’s original crystal-covered footwear for slouchy boots.

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Her choice of boots tapped into trends of the season. Unlike the stiff, sharply structured styles, these boots had a deliberately “fallen” form, echoing the looser, eighties-inspired shape. Versions of the same style have been seen at labels like Miu Miu, Balmain, and Khaite, but Turner’s choice was focused on LV.

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She carried the Louis Vuitton Express PM bag in black, which balanced the metallic tones and tied the outfit together. The Fall 2025 bag, seen on Emma Stone and Ana de Armas, was designed with a relaxed zip closure. Little to no accessories allowed the focus to stay on the drama of the cloak.

Her look also reflected the current direction of Louis Vuitton under Nicolas Ghesquière, who continues to experiment with structure, texture, and futuristic shapes while keeping the brand’s identity intact. Turner’s outfit is an example of how those runway ideas can be incorporated into a wearable look.

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As Paris Fashion Week continues, Sophie Turner’s appearance is likely to be considered a highlight of the event. By pairing a Resort 2026 look with additional details that nodded to Fall 2025, she showed how past and present collections can work well together.