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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 11.0
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The lv skate sneaker references a nineties-inspired design first seen at louis vuitton's fall-winter 2022 men's show. Its elaborate, bicolor upper with monogram flower detailing combines technical mesh, calf leather and suede. This model is notable for its padded collar, technical double laces and bicolor rubber outsole decorated with monogram flowers.
Louis Vuitton LV Skate Sneaker Navy. Size 16.0
The beverly hills sneaker is revisited this season in epi xl nubuck leather, an oversized version of louis vuitton's iconic epi leather. This model is notable for its chunky, yet extremely lightweight, rubber outsole, which contrasts with the more formal upper. A padded insole and technical lining provide enhanced comfort and suppleness.
Louis Vuitton Beverly Hills Sneaker Mocha. Size 08.0
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This exclusive edition of the lv skate sneaker combines grained calf leather with technical mesh. On the side, the interlaced lv motif was inspired by colm dillane of kidsuper, who co-designed a part of the fall-winter 2023 show. Referencing skate shoes, this design is characterized by its padded collar and tongue with bicolor double laces and outsole.
Louis Vuitton LV Skate Sneaker Grey. Size 04.0
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