Stephen Sprouse x Louis Vuitton Monogram Roses Zippy Wallet

Part of the highly sought-after collaboration between Stephen Sprouse and Louis Vuitton, the signature Zippy continental wallet featured here is rendered in the iconic 'Roses' Monogram. After the highly popular collaborative effort between Sprouse and Marc Jacobs in 2001, a follow-up was largely anticipated. Unfortunately, Sprouse passed away in 2004 and Jacobs decided to use a sketch that Sprouse was working on and honor the late artist in a perfectly fitting way. The 'Roses' imagery is beautifully contrasted with the iconic Monogram pattern while the gold-tone hardware finish adds a subtle hint of shine.

About the Monogram Print: If you love Louis Vuitton, you are no stranger to the classic Monogram Print. First introduced in the year 1896 by Georges Vuitton, the print was created to stop counterfeiters from copying the brands designs. The repeated pattern is made up of interlocking L and V initials in a serif font, and flowers inspired by Japanese and Oriental designs. The canvas was made to be durable and water resistant which makes it the perfect for everyday use.