Sneakers

Designed by Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, the iconic LV Trainer sneaker is revisited this season in Monogram denim and Monogram-embossed grained calf leather. The contrasting colors and materials highlight the elaborate construction of this model, which was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers. A single pair takes seven hours to stitch.

Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh marked the 40th anniversary of the iconic Nike Air Force 1 sneaker by revisiting it with the insignia and materials of Louis Vuitton and presenting his designs at the Spring-Summer 2022 men's show. This bicolor, low-top model comes in a trompe-l'oeil canvas executed in printed Monogram leather and Monogram-embossed calf leather. The Louis Vuitton and Nike "Air Force 1" by Virgil Abloh collection is crafted at the House's shoe manufacture in Fiesso d'Artico, Italy.

The LV Trainer sneaker is revisited in beige Monogram denim with tonal suede calf-leather trim. Designed by Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, this iconic model was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers. For optimum comfort, it features a padded collar and an innovative, gel-injected outsole, which is decorated with Monogram Flowers.

Created by Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, the cult LV Trainer sneaker is revisited in Monogram denim in different shades of blue. Inspired by vintage basketball sneakers, this design features an innovative gel-injected outsole, which is decorated with a motif of Monogram Flowers.

The cult LV Trainer sneaker is reinterpreted by Japanese streetwear legend Nigo as part of his second collaboration with Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh. The upper in white calf leather is printed with the duck motif of the Louis Vuitton x Nigo collection, which encompasses leather goods, accessories and ready-to-wear. Nigo's instinctive fusion of British dandy and Japanese street culture has established him as a uniquely influential figure, at the crossroads of fine art and fashion.

This verson of the iconic LV Trainer sneaker is part of the Louis Vuitton x Nigo collection, the second collaboration between Japanese streetwear legend Nigo and Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh. The calf-leather upper is printed with the red Louis Vuitton² heart logo of the collection, which encompasses leather goods, accessories and ready-to-wear. Nigo's instinctive fusion of British dandy and Japanese street culture has established him as a uniquely influential figure, at the crossroads of fine art and fashion.

This bicolor version of the Luxembourg sneaker is crafted from exceptionally supple calf leather, both plain and perforated. The contrasting tongue and collar create a graphic look, which is complemented by the LV logo on the side. This sleek, timeless sneaker is finished with a white rubber outsole decorated with Monogram Flowers.

This bicolor version of the Luxembourg sneaker is crafted from exceptionally supple calf leather, both plain and perforated. The contrasting tongue and collar create a graphic look, which is complemented by the LV logo on the side. This sleek, timeless sneaker is finished with a white rubber outsole decorated with Monogram Flowers.

The Luxembourg sneaker is revisited in supple, perforated calf leather with suede calf-leather trim. This sleek, timeless design is complemented by refined details, such as the LV logo in Monogram canvas on the side and the Louis Vuitton signature embossed in gold on the tongue and back. The off-white rubber outsole is decorated with Monogram Flowers

For his second collaboration with Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, Japanese streetwear legend Nigo reworks the iconic LV Trainer sneaker. The Monogram denim upper is complemented by calf-leather trim and decorated with a red, heart-shaped Louis Vuitton² rubber patch. Nigo's instinctive fusion of British dandy and Japanese street culture has established him as a uniquely influential figure, at the crossroads of fine art and fashion