Louis Vuitton, Zaho De Sagazan, and Léon Marchand Shine at Paris 2024 Olympics Closing Ceremony

In a winning combination of fashion and athleticism, French luxury house, Louis Vuitton, exhibits why it remains the pinnacle of Parisian elegance. As the curtain fell on the Olympic Games Paris 2024, the storied maison has orchestrated a closing ceremony that will be etched in the annals of both sporting and fashion history.

At the highly anticipated closing closing was a performance by Zaho De Sagazan, a rising star in the French music scene and a cherished Friend of the House. Draped in a Louis Vuitton dress, De Sagazan's rendition of Édith Piaf's "Sous le Ciel de Paris" was transcendent. Her black ensemble, crafted from jersey and tulle, was paired with a fluid white silk skirt with dramatic ruffles—the embodiment of Parisian chic. The intricate interplay of textures between the jersey bodysuit and flowing silk skirt exemplifies Nicolas Ghesquière’s mastery of contrasts at Louis Vuitton.

Heartthrob and swimming sensation, Léon Marchand, lit the scene as the Olympic torch bearer. He made a dashing figure in Louis Vuitton's impeccably tailored black tuxedo. Beneath, a white silk shirt adorned with a tonal all-over Mini Monogram jacquard instilled luxury, while the black silk tie featuring LV Initials and Monogram Flower motifs were an instant hit. His black Major loafers in Epi leather completed his ensemble, punctuating his athletic prowess with sartorial excellence.

In this world-class display of athleticism wrapped in Louis Vuitton, French cultural heritage combines with the forward-looking spirit of the Olympics. The result is an excellence that speaks to the storied past and its innovative future, not only for Louis Vuitton but for the entire fashion industry.

As the Paris 2024 Olympics fade into history, Louis Vuitton's impact on the world stage continues to resonate. For more on Louis Vuitton's latest collections and collaborations, visit their official website.