Louis Vuitton - Keepall 50 - Handbag

Rare and highly sought after, this Louis Vuitton × Stephen Sprouse Keepall 50 duffel is a striking piece from the iconic Spring/Summer 2001 collaboration between Louis Vuitton, creative director Marc Jacobs, and American artist Stephen Sprouse. The design reinterprets Louis Vuitton's signature Monogram coated canvas with Sprouse's distinctive graffiti lettering, creating one of the most recognizable and collectible expressions of the House’s aesthetics from the early 2000s. The contrast between the traditional Monogram canvas and the spontaneous, rebellious graffiti treatment captures the meeting point between Louis Vuitton’s heritage and the energy of contemporary street culture. The Keepall 50 features the classic, roomy travel silhouette, finished with natural Vachetta leather handles and trimmings that develop a distinctive patina over time. Gold-tone hardware and a double-zip closure complete the design, while the generous interior offers a practical yet refined travel format. A defining piece in early 2000s fashion history, the Graffiti Keepall remains one of Louis Vuitton’s most coveted collaborations by collectors, combining the iconic craftsmanship of the Maison with Stephen Sprouse’s immediately recognizable artistic language. Details Brand: Louis Vuitton Model: Keepall 50 Collection: Spring/Summer 2001 Material: Monogram canvas and natural Vachetta leather Hardware: Gold-tone metal Color: Classic brown Monogram with contrasting graffiti print Measurements Dimensions: 50 × 29 × 22 cm Handle height: 11 cm Weight: About 850 g

Schätzpreis:€2,800

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