Louis Vuitton LV Trainer Sneaker

By A Mystery Man Writer

Jun 16,2024

This exceptional edition of the cult lv trainer sneaker combines grained calf leather with sparkling swarovski crystals on its graphic, bicolor design. Designed by artistic director virgil abloh, this iconic style was inspired by basketball sneakers. this cult sneaker is notable for its elaborately constructed upper, which takes seven hours to stitch, and for its rich details, including a bicolor rubber outsole decorated with monogram flowers.

STYLING: LOUIS VUITTON TRAINER SNEAKER (3 WAYS & UNBOXING)

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This monochrome version of the LV Trainer sneaker combines smooth and grained calf leather. Inspired by vintage basketball sneakers, this cult model was designed by Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, whose handwritten Louis Vuitton signature is embossed on the side. The #54 signature at the back refers to 1854, the year the House was founded This monochrome version of the lv trainers combines smooth and grained calf leather.

Louis Vuitton LV Trainer Sneaker

This bicolor version of the lv trainer 2 sneaker combines grained calf leather, nubuck leather and neoprene. Designed by virgil abloh and inspired by vintage basketball sneakers, this model was first seen at louis vuitton's fall-winter 2022 show. The model is revisited this season with a new oversize monogram flower graphism on the side and a metal lv initials laces accessory.

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This first eco-designed version of the lv trainer sneaker is made with 90% sustainable materials, including recycled polyester and bio-based materials for the upper, and recycled polyurethane for the outsole. The lv upcycling logo is used as a print on the upper, which is also signed with the lv initials in recycled polyurethane. This iconic model was designed by virgil abloh, who drew inspiration from vintage basketball sneakers.