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Rhea Seehorn’s First Fashion Show Was Louis Vuitton at the Louvre

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Rhea Seehorn’s First Fashion Show Was Louis Vuitton at the Louvre

The “Pluribus” star talks Nicolas Ghesquière, her Emmy-winning Louis Vuitton gown and why she was surprised a fashion show only lasts 10 minutes.

A Louis Vuitton show, at dusk, at the Louvre is not a bad way to mark your first fashion show.

After working with the brand a few times, including on a red draped gown she won the Emmy in last month, Rhea Seehorn was invited out to Paris for Louis Vuitton’s spring 2027 show.

“The whole thing was just so beautiful,” Seehorn says from the car immediately following the show. “And especially the amount of art and consideration he puts into the entire presentation. He was telling me about the art direction and art design and the music and everything. And then these clothes…I’ve always loved the fashion shows and I’ll watch clips online and everything, but to be there in person is such an incredible experience.”

The “Pluribus” star said that the only downside was how short fashion shows are.

“It makes me so sad. I was like, ‘what do you mean it’s only 10 minutes long?’” she said.

Seehorn had met Louis Vuitton’s Nicolas Ghesquière before and had been especially touched that he made a point to watch “Pluribus.”

’’ He’s so kind and so generous. And he actually is a consumer of other people’s art,” Seehorn said. “And I see that in his clothes and I see that in the beautiful gowns that I got to wear to multiple events and getting to win at the Emmys wearing a gorgeous Louis Vuitton.


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