The LV x YK LV Initiales 40mm reversible belt belongs to the Painted Dots theme of the Louis Vuitton x Yayoi Kusama collection. On one side, Monogram Eclipse canvas is printed with the Japanese artist’s iconic dots.
Thanks to a 3D effect, the dots appear to have been painted by hand. On the other side, calf leather creates an understated look in combination with the matte black LV Initials buckle.
A new-season upgrade on a classic piece, the Reykjavik Gradient scarf is crafted from hand-dyed gradient yarns to create a striking beige ombré effect.
It is emblazoned with an oversized Monogram Flower and LV Initial pattern for a contemporary touch.
Constructed from pure cashmere in a long and large shape, it is a cozy piece for cooler days.
Beige
100% cashmere
Jacquard weave
Gradient effect
Contrasted pattern of Monogram Flowers and LV Initials
An established symbol of Gucci’s heritage, the GG logo is continually incorporated into collections in new ways with modern iterations that play with dimension, styling and design.
The GG pattern on this wool-silk scarf is reimagined in a contemporary way, intermingled with stars and the Gucci bee.
Grey and brown bees and stars GG wool-silk jacquard
With its animal-inspired markings, the Monogram Giant Jungle bandeau evokes the wild savannah.
Cut from pure silk and finished with Monogram canvas fringing, it is inkjet-printed with a pattern reminiscent of designs in the Leather Goods Collection.
This piece reflects the House’s Fall 2019 animal kingdom theme.
A variation on a classic Louis Vuitton design, the Reykjavik Gradient scarf features a refined gradation effect in two feminine colorways: pastel pink and blue or easy to match grey and black. Soft and warm in pure cashmere, this sophisticated scarf is woven using a jacquard technique to create a large-scale version of the iconic Monogram pattern.
Encased in a geometric design, the G logo forms a graphic pattern, animating this jacquard scarf. Seen throughout the Fall Winter 2019 ready-to-wear and accessories, the motif modernizes the archival rhombi pattern from the ’30s, giving it a bold logo connotation.
