Wizkid, Tems, Burna Boy and More Pulled Up at Louis Vuitton PFW Show Looking Dapper

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Wizkid, Tems, Burna Boy and More Pulled Up at Louis Vuitton PFW Show Looking Dapper

Check out how African acts Tems, Burna Boy, Wizkid, Stormzy, Rema, Uncle Waffles, Tobe Nwigwe, and more turned heads at the Louis Vuitton PFW Show

Melony Akpoghene
●19th June 2024

Wizkid, Tems, Burna Boy and More Pulled Up at Louis Vuitton PFW Show

Paris Fashion Week is in full swing, and Louis Vuitton’s highly anticipated Spring/Summer 2025 show did not disappoint. This marks the second year that music mogul and fashion icon Pharrell Williams has curated the brand’s ready-to-wear collection and its launch event.

The UNESCO headquarters provided a great setting, with a turf runway nestled within its courtyard. Drawing inspiration from a globalist travel theme, a sea of international flags adorned the backdrop, perfectly reflecting Pharrell’s vision of a “Convention of LVers”.

Similar to last year’s show, a live orchestra and choir added a touch of grandeur to the presentation, further enhanced by carefully curated music choices. The show closed out with “Falling” by Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold — a Pharrell-produced track from his 2023 album.

Leading African music acts like Burna Boy, Tems, Rema, Mr Eazi, Wizkid were spotted at the show looking dapper. Nigerian-American rapper Tobe Nwigwe — known for his conscious lyrics and sharp style — also arrived alongside his mother, both clad in head-turning Louis Vuitton ensembles.

Joining them were the Belgian-Congolese artist Baloji, British-Ghanaian rapper Stormzy, Ivorian football veteran Didier Drogba, eSwatini DJ, Uncle Waffles, and actor Omar Sy.

Check out how these African acts turned heads:

Tems