Louis Vuitton continues to expand its dialogue between luxury and contemporary street culture with the introduction of the LV Tilted Sneaker, a low-top silhouette that reinterprets classic skate footwear. First unveiled during the Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring-Summer 2026 Pre-Collection preview and later seen on the runway in the Men’s Spring-Summer 2026 Collection show, the sneaker has already attracted attention for its understated yet distinctive presence.

At first glance, the LV Tilted appears minimal; however, the sneaker’s widened silhouette is carefully balanced so that both right and left soles are dimensionally equal (this makes the pair initially interchangeable!). This subtle innovation reinforces the idea of adaptability while maintaining a clean aesthetic.

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The name “LV Tilted” originates from the leaning logo featured on the padded tongue, referencing the slopes and angles associated with skateboarding culture. Its wide, flat rubber outsole is molded with Monogram Flower motifs and the iconic Damier pattern in high relief, blending recognizable Louis Vuitton codes with design elements inspired by 1990s skate shoes. Additionally, a bracket-shaped leather panel adds structure while emphasizing the shoe’s streamlined form.

Signature details, including the VVN leather enchape between the toe and laces and a newly developed LV logo on the sole, reinforce the Maison’s heritage. Likewise, versatility is central to the sneaker’s identity. Breathable mesh and leather linings ensure comfort, while a wide range of finishes offers multiple expressions of the same silhouette. Variations include worn-in denim, colorful calf suede, woven Damier and plaid canvas, gem-embellished goat leather, embroidered denim, printed calf, and Monogram stencil-rubbed canvas with additional colorways and textures expected to follow.

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