Stephen Sprouse x Louis Vuitton Monogram Roses Speedy 30
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Condition:
Very Good Condition. Uneven patina, visible watermarks, minor scuffing, and creasing on leather trim, light scuffing and chipping on hardware
Uneven patina, visible watermarks, minor scuffing, and creasing on leather trim, light scuffing and chipping on hardware.
Released in 1930, the Speedy is one of the first bags Louis Vuitton released for everyday use and is now one of the house’s most iconic styles. The Speedy gets its name from the vision of a woman “speeding” through town with her bag. Perhaps the most iconic and highly sought-after collaboration came in 2001 when Louis Vuitton joined forces with artist Stephen Sprouse to create the Monogram Graffiti. The first collaboration featured Monogram canvas bags that appeared to be painted over with graffiti and came in three colorways. Sprouse would unfortunately pass away in 2004 and five years later Jacobs would pay tribute with two collections, the second of which featured unused rose artwork from Sprouse. Jacobs released “Roses” as part of the Spring/Summer 2009 collection which paid homage to Sprouse.
- Two Leather Top Handles
- Top Zip Closure
- Interior Slash Pocket
- Coated Canvas
- Canvas Lining
- Gold Hardware
Features:
- Length: 12" (30 cm)
- Height: 8" (20 cm)
- Depth: 6.5" (16 cm)
- Strap Drop: 3.5" (8 cm)
- Made in France
- 2008
Details:
Condition:
Very Good Condition. Uneven patina, visible watermarks, minor scuffing, and creasing on leather trim, light scuffing and chipping on hardware
Uneven patina, visible watermarks, minor scuffing, and creasing on leather trim, light scuffing and chipping on hardware.
Shipping & Returns:
$10 Ground Shipping & Free Returns on most items.
If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase it may be returned within 7 days after delivery for a refund (unless the item is marked as final sale). You can read more about our return policy here.
Released in 1930, the Speedy is one of the first bags Louis Vuitton released for everyday use and is now one of the house’s most iconic styles. The Speedy gets its name from the vision of a woman “speeding” through town with her bag. Perhaps the most iconic and highly sought-after collaboration came in 2001 when Louis Vuitton joined forces with artist Stephen Sprouse to create the Monogram Graffiti. The first collaboration featured Monogram canvas bags that appeared to be painted over with graffiti and came in three colorways. Sprouse would unfortunately pass away in 2004 and five years later Jacobs would pay tribute with two collections, the second of which featured unused rose artwork from Sprouse. Jacobs released “Roses” as part of the Spring/Summer 2009 collection which paid homage to Sprouse.
- Length: 12" (30 cm)
- Height: 8" (20 cm)
- Depth: 6.5" (16 cm)
- Strap Drop: 3.5" (8 cm)
Details:
- Two Leather Top Handles
- Top Zip Closure
- Interior Slash Pocket
- Coated Canvas
- Canvas Lining
- Gold Hardware
- made in: france
- 2008
- Available At: Online Only
Features:
Shipping & Returns:
$12.99 Ground Shipping & $5 Returns on most items.
If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase it may be returned within 7 days after delivery for a refund (unless the item is marked as final sale). You can read more about our return policy here.
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