Conscious
Louis Vuitton Pre-Owned
x Takashi Murakami 2003 Sac Retro GM handbag
Louis Vuitton's Monogram is arguably the label’s most enduring and emblematic design element. The founder’s son George created it in 1896, combining the brand’s LV lettering with floral motifs rumoured to be inspired by historic structures and Japanese aesthetics. It maintains its popularity to this day and has seen its fair share of re-vamps, including the Multicolore version used to craft this Sac Retro GM bag. The definition of Y2K fashion, it debuted in 2002 as part of a collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami before being discontinued, making it that much more desirable.
Composition:
- Outer: PVC 100%
Highlights:
- circa 2003
- white/multicolour
- signature Monogram Multicolour canvas/Vachetta leather
- bow detailing
- padlock detail
- single flat top handle
- foldover top with press-stud fastening
- main compartment
- internal slip pocket
- contrast lining
- hanging key fob
- gold-tone hardware
- Purchasing this item continues its narrative and reduces the environmental impact by avoiding the use of new resources needed to make the product from scratch, such as water, materials and electricity, and avoiding additional manufacturing impact.
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| Estimated delivery standard | Feb 04 - Feb 08 |
| Estimated delivery express | Jan 31 - Feb 04 |
| Merchant name | JFA USD |
| Shop Location | TOYOHASHI SHI, Japan |
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