FF7 One-Winged Angel Soundtrack Featured in LV Fashion Show

The iconic Final Fantasy VII soundtrack, "One-Winged Angel," made a surprising appearance at the Louis Vuitton Men's Fall-Winter 2025 fashion show. This unexpected collaboration has garnered significant attention.

A Live Orchestral Performance

The show opened with a live orchestra performing the powerful "One-Winged Angel," Sephiroth's theme, as models showcased the latest Louis Vuitton menswear collection.

Creative director Pharrell Williams curated the show's soundtrack. The inclusion of this dramatic piece, amidst a predominantly pop-focused selection featuring artists like The Weeknd, Playboy Carti, Don Toliver, SEVENTEEN, and BTS' j-hope, is intriguing. While the livestream description credits Pharrell with composing most of the music, "One-Winged Angel" (composed by Nobuo Uematsu) stands out. Williams' choice might simply reflect his personal appreciation for the music or a hidden love for the Final Fantasy series.

The full fashion show livestream is available on the official Louis Vuitton YouTube channel.

Square Enix's Delightful Surprise

Square Enix expressed their pleasant surprise at the inclusion of "One-Winged Angel" via their official Final Fantasy VII X (Twitter) account. They tweeted their delight at Pharrell Williams and the team's decision, linking to the fashion show video.

Final Fantasy VII: A Timeless Classic

Final Fantasy VII remains a beloved entry in the franchise, captivating gamers worldwide since its 1997 release. The story of Cloud Strife and his companions' fight against Shinra and Sephiroth has resonated with generations.

The highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII Remake project, a multi-part reimagining of the original, continues to unfold. The first installment, Final Fantasy VII Remake, is available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, the second part, is currently available on PlayStation 5, with a PC release on Steam slated for January 23rd. The third and final part is currently under development.