7 luxury houses have 38,515 ads in the Meta Ad Library between them, and 6,698 of those were running when we read it on October 2, 2026. Below is a page of creative from each, what formats carry the category, and how long the ads that work stay up.
Luxury houses advertise to the many so the few will pay, which is why the creative never shows a price and spends on a face, a campaign film and a handbag held like it weighs nothing.
The library count is everything a brand has published on Meta. The active count is what was delivering at the read. The ratio between them is the account’s posture: a large library with a small active share is a brand cycling hard, and one where nearly everything is live is running a small curated set.
| Brand | Ads in library | Running now | Read here |
|---|---|---|---|
| Louis Vuitton | 6,296 | 560 | 30 |
| Prada | 6,055 | 1,672 | 29 |
| Kate Spade | 516 | 382 | 22 |
Brand pages: Louis Vuitton · Prada · Kate Spade · Ralph Lauren · Gucci · Coach · Michael Kors
Meta Ad Library, read October 2, 2026. Library and active counts are Meta’s own. 7 of these luxury houses have enough creative on file for a page of their own.
video leads at 57 percent of the 200 creatives read here, with carousel at 41 percent and static at 2. Learn more carries 55 percent of the calls to action.
The median creative here ran 27 days and the longest was still up at 211. Run length is the closest thing to a public performance signal these libraries publish, because nobody keeps paying to deliver an ad that is not working.
One page of creative from each advertiser, newest reads first. Every card carries the brand that ran it.
Every creative, with its copy, format and run length
Discounts, bundles and free shipping, where the offer is the creative.
Every creative, with its copy, format and run length
Announcements, drops and restocks.
Every creative, with its copy, format and run length
The rest of fashion, category by category, and the ads ChatGPT shows the same shoppers.