January 22, 2009  /  By Peter Sim

Kanye West for Louis Vuitton

Kanye West for Louis VuittonA couple weeks ago, Kanye posted a sample from his sneaker collaboration with Louis Vuitton.  Although there are supposed to be five models in the works, we have an official look at one that made an appearance at a recent LV show.

The shoe is a monochromatic low top with a dramatic heel flap inspired by a jacket from the movie, Dune.  Other details include a mixture of suede and premium leather uppers and LV monograms on the midsole.  There are no pricing details, but you’ll be able to find them at Louis Vuitton stores in June.

Take a closer look after the jump. Via Hypebeast.

Kanye West for Louis Vuitton
Kanye West for Louis Vuitton

86 Responses to “Kanye West for Louis Vuitton”

  1. Posted by Matt at January 23, 2009 at 11:25 am

    Here’s another article about the kanye west collab with louis vuitton:

    http://dresslikekanyewest.com/2009/01/louis-vuitton-fashion-show/

  2. Posted by Bobby jackson at January 23, 2009 at 12:11 pm

    man 4 get what ever body else say those ara hot an im gettin thise when they come out.

  3. Posted by Retrosaurus Rex at January 23, 2009 at 1:03 pm

    not my style and i could buy these 10x’s over if i wanted to and still maintain as usual

  4. Posted by Star Stomper at January 23, 2009 at 9:37 pm

    Kanye just ruined LV i will never buy anything from them again. who gets the next LV shoe Young Jeezy?

  5. Posted by Respinda at January 24, 2009 at 11:10 am

    Ya know what.. these are actually very nice.. very simplistic but with a modern touch. I’m going for the black and the white ones.. only thing that may hold me back will be the price, but they are still worth it.

  6. Posted by sdot21 at January 24, 2009 at 5:48 pm

    comment 78. if u think he ruined it u prolly dont own any real LV hahah…thes straight but the highs are flae too

  7. Posted by ♣Ðizzy♠ at January 24, 2009 at 8:41 pm

    man yall dont know how bad i i dem hwen dey come out imma get um

  8. Posted by Eddie baxter at January 26, 2009 at 9:47 pm

    Alright Their Off the hook! How Much They Gona Cost Me

  9. Posted by THE ASS MAN at January 27, 2009 at 7:57 am

    THESE ARE FOR F@#KING HOMOS.

  10. Posted by frank white at February 28, 2009 at 1:46 am

    To: Mr. Kanye West
    It is indeed troubling to me that people, our own young and old have become the subject of an artificial assimilation well crafted in a grand scale as an “Magnum Opus”, it is unfortunate to note by the many comments, some which are in many ways absurd and the direct product of the inefficiency of critical thinking that suggests that: “We will always accept the mental bondage that will forever keep us away from what is real and truth, and help us admit in an apparent gentle but well concealed forceful manner our self-defeat”. Men like Mr. Kanye West, that in the “first and last name” of his self-declared creative genius has not at all rendered an ounce of honesty and respect for himself and the people who´s fragile and disturb minds follows his conceited and obtuse lead into a path to self-destruction and delusion, despite his ordinary style and common knowledge of the exterior look of beauty he has ceased to exalt the inner values that perhaps in times long forgotten he was subject to during his childhood within the walls of a secure household full of love and decency, today, a great majority of these same people that in spite of the great differences in upbringings with this leader (Mr. Kanye West) identify themselves with his compromised ideal, and make sacrifices and hostile acts in pursue of the material happiness to imitate a man who does not even understand the essence of what he does, however declares himself with grandiose arrogance as an ambassador of style with companies such as Lois Vuitton (LV) the same French family that supported the infamous traitor (Phillipe Pétain) the same French General who aided the Nazis during WWII.
    It is time for Mr. Kanye West to accept his responsibility of his role influencing the lives of those who observe him as a model to copy and imitate, just as he does by copying ideas for his music and for his questionable notion of style, since creativity itself is a mental process based on the association of ideas or concepts already in existence.

    Sincerely,
    Frank White

  11. Posted by ?????? at November 25, 2009 at 10:26 am

    iHomo. iBuy.

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