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The Men‘s Show will take place on June 25th at 2.30 pm Paris Time within the glasshouse of Parc André-Citroën. Follow the live broadcast on louisvuitton.com.

On June 25th at 2:30 pm Paris time, the next Louis Vuitton Men's Spring show will take place within the stunning glass structure of Parc André Citroën. You are invited to watch the show live at the same time as the press and clients here on louisvuitton.com

In addition, Kim Jones will take over the Louis Vuitton instagram account and be posting behind the scenes pictures during the preparation of the show, as well as the show itself. Stay tuned here on www.instagram.com/louisvuitton.

The Men‘s Fashion Show will take place on June 25th at 2.30 pm within the glasshouse of Parc André Citroën. View the live broadcast on louisvuitton.com.

Follow Louis Vuitton's official social media pages for additional insider content, including Louis Vuitton Men’s Artistic Director, Kim Jones taking over the Louis Vuitton Instagram account during the Paris Fashion Week: www.instagram.com/louisvuitton.

Stay tuned to view the show and additional content here.

This week, displays designed especially for the setting of Colette will occupy all the windows of the renowned concept store. Onlookers are invited to enter a new kind of trunk, a veritable jewel-box presentation of selected ready-to-wear, leather goods, accessories and watches. There will also be a limited edition of the Twister canvas tennis shoe.

"I am really excited about the idea of collaborating with Colette on this beautiful project. Its position at the crossroads of fashion and culture makes Colette the ideal place to celebrate Nemeth's genius. Knowing that the young Louis Vuitton apprenticed in exactly the spot where the concept store stands today makes doing this project here an even more obvious choice!" explains Kim Jones, Men's Artistic Director at Louis Vuitton.

From June 22nd until July 18th, the concept store Colette will premiere a selection of pieces from the Louis Vuitton Fall 2015-2016 show collection. This is the first time in Europe that the Maison is showcasing its entire men's universe outside its own stores.

The collection developed by Kim Jones, Artistic Director of Louis Vuitton men's collections, is an homage to the creations of Christopher Nemeth, the late English fashion designer and artist. The collection plays upon the famous cord print as well as the 'Harajuku' spirit silhouette that so influenced Nemeth's work in Japan.

Special displays will be mounted in Colette's windows for the occasion and an exclusive, limited-edition of the Twister canvas tennis shoe has been developed.