Louis Vuitton LV Trainer Sneaker

By A Mystery Man Writer

Jul 05,2024

This colorful interpretation of the lv trainer sneaker comes in monogram denim and features an adjustable velcro strap over the laces. This cult model, designed by virgil abloh, was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers. Among its numerous signature details are monogram flowers on the strap and outsole, and an oversized monogram flower on the side.

Louis Vuitton Virgil LV Trainer Black/Red/White Sneaker size 13 off white

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This version of the cult LV Trainer sneaker, seen at Louis Vuitton's Fall-Winter 2021 men's show, comes in transparent canvas, reflecting a theme of the season. Key details of this new design include its velcro strap, oversized Monogram Flower on the side, and signature at the back, with Louis on the left foot and Vuitton on the right.

Louis Vuitton LV Trainer Sneaker, White, 7.5

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The iconic LV Trainer sneaker is revisited this season in a combination of 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 LV Trainer Sneaker BLACK. Size 08.0

This version of the LV Trainer sneaker is crafted from grained calf leather in a bicolor palette evoking the basketball inspiration of Virgil Abloh's original design. This cult sneaker is notable for its elaborately constructed upper, which takes seven hours to stitch, and for its rich details, including the Louis Vuitton script signature on the side.

LV Trainer White SS21

This version of the lv trainer sneaker comes in supple grained calf leather with perforated detailing. The striking bicolor palette highlights the elaborate design of this model, which was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers. It features the script signature on the side and the #54 logo on the back, referencing the year 1854, when the house was founded.