Louis Vuitton paraded its autumn collection in a virtual tour of the Louvre Museum on Wednesday, March 10, closing out Paris Fashion Week’s online shows by framing designs that echoed the sculptures on display. STYLE shoot: Paris couture week’s best spring/summer 2021 looks Vuitton was among several luxury brands that paid homage to cultural institutions shut down by the pandemic , which has also put live runway shows on hold. Christian Dior, which like Vuitton is owned by the LVMH conglomerate, earlier last week filmed its own show at the 17th century Palace of Versailles. Which 3 trends will make or break luxury this decade? Vuitton’s parade of ruffled skirts and futuristic, oversized jackets was accompanied by a pumping Daft Punk soundtrack, just weeks after the celebrated French electronic music duo announced its split. 10 most expensive celebrity suits ever auctioned – from 007 to The Beatles Models wore boots with a cowboy edge to them, with zips down the sides. Vuitton’s signature monogrammed handbags featured images of Greco-Roman busts and lithographs inspired by the engravings of Italian artist Piero Fornasetti. Another bag took the shape of a Roman-style coin. Want more stories like this? Sign up here. Follow STYLE on Facebook , Instagram , YouTube and Twitter .