A new collaboration between Doechii and Tyler, the Creator made an unexpected debut this week at one of fashion’s most anticipated events. During Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2026 menswear show in Paris, the unreleased track titled “Get Right” played publicly for the first time as models walked the runway at Place Georges-Pompidou. Produced by Pharrell Williams, the track quickly drew attention from both fashion insiders and music fans for its high-profile pairing.

The song marks the second time the two artists have worked together. In 2024, Doechii appeared on “Balloon,” a standout track from Tyler’s Chromakopia, an album that has since become the core of his ongoing festival run. The pair performed “Balloon” together at Camp Flog Gnaw last November and again during Tyler’s February show in Los Angeles, where their live chemistry hinted at the potential for future collaborations.

Tyler has expressed admiration for Doechii in past interviews, calling her “a genius” and praising her originality. In a conversation with Nardwuar earlier this year, he recalled first discovering her through YouTube and being immediately struck by her presence and style: “I came across Doechii on something that YouTube recommended. It was the ‘Catfish’ record or the ‘Nissan Altima’. I was like, ‘What is this? Damn, this girl pretty as hell.’ And I clicked it and I was blown away and I just kept going.”, he said. For Doechii, “Get Right” adds to what has already been a good year. Following the release of an extended edition of her Grammy-winning Alligator Bites Never Heal, she joined The Weeknd on a remix of “Timeless” and has continued to move fluidly across collaborations.

Premiering “Get Right” during Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2026 show not only speaks to the increasingly intentional overlap between music and fashion as platforms for cultural storytelling, but it is also intentional: Tyler, the Creator has become a key creative collaborator for Louis Vuitton, with a relationship that blends music, design, and cultural influence.

His connection to the brand began in 2022 when he composed the score for Virgil Abloh’s final runway show, and deepened in 2024 with a capsule menswear collection that featured his hand-drawn monograms and playful, pastel-toned aesthetics, earning him a GQ Fashion Award for Collaboration of the Year.

“Get Right” has not yet received an official release date, though its debut during Louis Vuitton’s runway show suggests a formal release may be forthcoming.