Idris and Wife Sabrina Elba Coordinate in Black Leather Look at Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall 2025 Fashion Show

Idris and Sabrina Elba made a stunning statement at the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall 2025 Fashion Show in Paris, showcasing their impeccable style in matching black leather ensembles. The couple took their front-row seats amidst a star-studded audience, which included rapper Future and NBA superstar Victor Wembanyama, to witness the latest presentation designed by the renowned creative director Pharrell Williams.

Both wearing pieces from the esteemed fashion house, Idris Elba opted for a layered look that exemplified classic elegance. He donned a sleek leather coat over a fitted black turtleneck, paired with tailored trousers. His look was accentuated by a monochromatic Speedy duffle bag and embossed sneakers, showcasing a modern yet refined aesthetic.

Sabrina Elba, who complements her husband in both style and presence, chose a high-neck sleeveless minidress from Louis Vuitton that highlighted her figure beautifully. She paired her outfit with fishnet tights and chic cap-toe pumps, adding a touch of flair with a monogrammed Vuitton pouch. Her stunning dark cropped tresses were styled in a sleek bob, while her makeup, featuring coral blush and glossy lips, completed the sophisticated look.

The couple’s appearance at the Louis Vuitton show follows Sabrina’s equally stylish moment at the premiere of Idris’s animated miniseries “Knuckles” in April, where she wowed in a knit dress from Fendi’s Spring 2024 collection. The coral frock featured a backless silhouette and an asymmetric neckline, which she paired with white Christian Louboutin pumps and elegant Tiffany & Co. jewelry.

Beyond the glitz and glamour of the fashion world, Sabrina Elba is also a dedicated advocate for women’s empowerment and skincare awareness. Speaking at Fairchild Media Group’s annual Women in Power event in September, she shared insights into her personal skincare journey, which inspired her to launch her skincare brand, S’Able Labs.

“The needs of melanin-rich skin are unfortunately seen as niche. It’s drier because it lacks ceramides and is more sensitive, being more prone to inflammation,” she explained, highlighting the importance of addressing unique skincare needs.

“What you get is skin care that’s actually better for a greater part of the population. I tried to figure out why every dermatologist just threw tretinoin at my face, and wasn’t addressing hyperpigmentation the way I think it needs to be.”