The celebrity made her way to the fashion show, which was co-hosted by her husband LeBron James and her husband Pharrell Williams, who was making his debut as the brand’s male creative director.

On Tuesday in Paris, Savannah James attended the Louis Vuitton Men’s spring 2024 presentation. While there, she embraced the logomania trend that has been going on.

The occasion called for the wife of LeBron James to don a two-tone denim ensemble by Louis Vuitton, which consisted of a jacket with a pointed lapel and wide-leg trousers that coordinated with the jacket. A characteristic resembling airbrushing was included in the set, and the logo of the brand was printed all over it.

LeBron James, an NBA icon who attended the event with his wife, kept things high-fashion by wearing a traditional black suit with dazzling embroidered Vuitton sunglasses. He was accompanied at the event by his wife.

When it comes to her appearance, Savannah typically collaborates with her stylist Icon Tips. Most recently, Icon Tips dressed the actress at the Los Angeles premiere of “Shooting Stars” in the month of May. Oscar de la Renta custom made the black sheer outfit that she wore for the occasion.

In addition, the two worked together on Savannah’s outfit for the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar Party, which resulted in her receiving more than 600,000 likes on her Instagram post featuring the ensemble. There, she wore a white trumpet-style gown by Sergio Hudson with a ruffled floor-length hem. The designer was Sergio Hudson.

Icon, who has previously selected outfits for Jhené Aiko and Amber Riley, explained to WWD in March that “Hitting the scene, doing carpets and taking these bold choices was a seed that I’ve been watering over time.” “As of recent times, it’s been really blossoming, and she’s getting the hang of what all of this means and how she’s being inserted into the conversation from a fashion point of view,”

Louis Vuitton staged its spring 2024 menswear show on Tuesday in Paris. It marked Pharrell Williams’ first collection since he was named the label’s creative director of menswear in February. Williams, who first made a name for himself as an artist and music producer, succeeds the late Virgil Abloh.