Lanvin’s latest chapter arrives with a renewed spark under Artistic Director Peter Copping, who brings fresh energy to the house for Fall 2025. The collection nods to Jeanne Lanvin’s original spirit, favoring pieces that capture the scope of her vision—clothes, interiors, parfums, and a sense of living that transcends the runway. The founder’s signature blue, once linked to ocean voyages and open skies, returns with a modern edge, evolving from its 1920s origins into a symbol of continuity for the oldest French couture house still in operation, established in 1889.
Copping’s debut pays tribute to Lanvin’s archival heritage while spotlighting a future-facing perspective. Silhouettes are sleek and lengthened, often referencing the house’s historic mother-and-child emblem and the subtle shapes of the letters J and L, which appear in handbag outlines and on the angular heels of shoes. Influences from Jeanne Lanvin’s personal home echo throughout, transforming decorative motifs into today’s language. Meanwhile, the house reasserts its place on the global stage, continuing to expand in key markets and online platforms under its parent Lanvin Group.
“This collection is deeply personal – an homage to Jeanne Lanvin’s world and her intimate sense of style. I sought to project the essence of her wardrobe today while imagining it on a cast of modern characters — which I hope you’ll enjoy to discover.” — Peter Copping, Artistic Director of Lanvin
Craft details reminiscent of couture find their way onto easy shapes, marrying practicality with refined finishing. Trench-inspired coats and reworked jackets bring the idea of Parisian staples into a new dimension, reflecting the founder’s cross-generational approach. By merging the house’s founding ethos with a fresh stride, Lanvin shows that looking back is often the key to moving forward.
