Ahead of the show, the trio opened up to L'OFFICIEL about style, music, and more.&nbsp;

For the fashion crowd, Louis Vuitton's runway shows are always a Paris Fashion Week highlight, but for <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/music/haim-sexism-therapy-new-album-women-in-music-part-3" target="_blank" rel="noopener">HAIM</a>, they're the main event.
The sisters have been coordinating their outfits since childhood, long before stepping onto stages across the world as one of music's most recognizable acts. These days, Danielle, Este, and Alana have all developed their own unique styles, but ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show, the trio decided on three looks that represented their individual tastes, all while feeling unmistakably HAIM.
Over the years, their relationship with Louis Vuitton has evolved beyond the front row. "Every time we put on one of Nicolas [Ghesquière]'s designs, we feel like the best versions of ourselves," Danielle, Este, and Alana tell&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL. "We’ve also been lucky enough to work with him on our last two tours, so there’s a really special connection there," they add. "It’s such an honor to wear his clothes, whether we’re onstage or attending one of his shows."
Below, HAIM talk getting ready together, unpack their pre-show playlist, and share their current style obsessions.&nbsp;

Alana, Danielle, and Este Haim ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show. Photography by Emma Beiles Howie.

L'OFFICIEL: How did you decide on your look for the show? Were there any styles/pieces that you knew you really wanted to wear?
HAIM (DANIELA, ESTE, ALANA): Ever since we were kids, we’ve loved coordinating our outfits, even though we each have our own very distinct personal style. For the show, we wanted our looks to feel connected while still bringing out each of our individual personalities.&nbsp;
L'O: How does your personal style fit into the world of Louis Vuitton’s aesthetics and sartorial codes?
H: We’ve always gravitated toward Nicolas’ silhouettes. There’s something about the way his clothes are tailored and styled that instantly makes you feel confident. The result is effortless, but we know how much love and work go into every garment.

Danielle, Alana, and Este Haim ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show. Photography by Emma Beiles Howie.

L'O: What’s your philosophy when it comes to style? Is there a specific aesthetic or mindset that guides your outfits?
H: We love finding vintage pieces that inspire us. Usually, we’ll start with one standout piece we’re obsessed with and build the entire outfit around it.&nbsp;
L'O: Are there any particular aesthetics or trends you’re loving (or hating) at the moment? What are you looking forward to seeing from the fashion world in the upcoming seasons?
H: There were so many incredible long skirts and leather jackets on the runway.&nbsp; There’s something so cool about mixing a more romantic, elongated silhouette with something tougher like leather. We’re definitely excited to see more of that.
L'O: You’ve been a band for so long that your individual personalities have become intertwined with Haim's identity. For an occasion like this, how do you balance dressing to your individual tastes while still feeling like a group? Does attending a show together feel different than dressing for a performance?
H: At this point, we know each other’s style so well, and we all know which silhouettes make each of us feel our best. We’ll go through the looks together and start calling them out: “That’s an Alana outfit!” “Este has to wear this!” “This is Danielle for sure!” We instinctively know what feels right for each other.
Every time we put on one of Nicolas’ designs, we feel like the best versions of ourselves. We’ve also been lucky enough to work with him on our last two tours, so there’s a really special connection there. It’s such an honor to wear his clothes, whether we’re onstage or attending one of his shows.

Este Haim ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show. Photography by Emma Beiles Howie.

Danielle Haim ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show. Photography by Emma Beiles Howie.

Alana Haim ahead of the Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2027 show. Photography by Emma Beiles Howie.

L'O: What’s your favorite part of getting ready to attend runway shows? Is there something about the process that makes it different or special from shows you play or other events you attend?
H: We always blast music and dance around while we’re getting ready. We take turns playing DJ, so it usually becomes its own little pre-show party. It definitely helps set the mood before we walk out the door.
L'O: What song (or type of music) belongs on the playlist for getting ready for a show like this?
H: We were listening to every Kylie Minogue album. She really sets the mood.&nbsp;
L'O: What’s your favorite part of being in Paris for Fashion Week?
H: The food! And getting to see friends we haven’t seen in forever!
L'O: Every icon has a signature. What’s yours—the non-negotiable detail, habit, or mindset that always feels unmistakably you?
H: We feel the most like ourselves when we’re either onstage playing a show or in the studio writing songs. That’s always been where we feel the most confident and the most ourselves.

Inside HAIM's Day At Louis Vuitton's Spring/Summer 2027 Show

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