LV Fashion Show Highlights FF7's One-Winged Angel Soundtrack

The iconic Final Fantasy 7 soundtrack, "One-Winged Angel," made a surprising appearance at the Louis Vuitton Men's Fall-Winter Fashion Show, creating an unexpected yet thrilling blend of gaming and high fashion. Dive deeper into this fascinating crossover!

One-Winged Angel Featured In Louis Vuitton Fashion Showcase

Played By A Live Orchestra

In a striking fusion of video game culture and luxury fashion, "One-Winged Angel," the memorable theme of Final Fantasy 7's notorious villain Sephiroth, kicked off the Louis Vuitton Men’s Fall-Winter Fashion Show. A live orchestra masterfully performed the epic composition, setting a dramatic tone as models showcased the latest in luxury attire on the runway.

Pharrell Williams, the creative director behind the show, curated its soundtrack. While the majority of the playlist leaned towards contemporary pop with contributions from artists like The Weeknd, Playboy Carti, Don Toliver, and K-POP stars SEVENTEEN and BTS' j-hope, "One-Winged Angel" stood out as the sole classical piece. Composed by the renowned Nobuo Uematsu, this track was the only one not penned by Pharrell himself. The choice could reflect Pharrell's personal taste or perhaps a nod to his appreciation for the Final Fantasy series.

For those eager to witness this unique blend of fashion and gaming, the event's livestream is accessible on the Louis Vuitton official YouTube channel.

Square Enix Is More Than Happy To Hear The News

Square Enix, the creators of Final Fantasy 7, expressed their delight at the unexpected feature. On their official Final Fantasy 7 X (Twitter) account, they shared, "We're more than happy to hear music director Pharrell Williams and team have included One-Winged Angel in the Louis Vuitton Men Fall-Winter 2025 Fashion Show!" along with a link to the video.

Final Fantasy 7, The Gamers’ Favorite Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy 7 holds a cherished spot in the hearts of gamers worldwide, renowned for its compelling narrative centered around protagonist Cloud Strife and his battle against the megacorporation Shinra and the fallen hero Sephiroth. Launched in 1997, it has left an indelible mark on the gaming community.

The game's resurgence began with a surprise trailer at E3 2015, followed by more details at PlayStation Experience later that year. The ambitious Final Fantasy 7 Remake Project, envisioned as a trilogy, promises to reimagine the classic with state-of-the-art graphics, enriched content, dynamic combat, and fresh storylines. The first part, "Final Fantasy 7 Remake," is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC. The sequel, "Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth," is exclusive to PlayStation 5, with a PC version slated for release on Steam on January 23rd.