LV rose graffiti handbag series co-designed by LV and American geek Stephen Sprouse have attracted the attention of the world. Without exception, this cooperation of the fashion and the arts achieved great success. There is no combination of a modern art and luxury can achieve such a perfect and harmony situation.
Similar to Stephen, the other genius Marc Jacobs leads LV to inject a lot of literary and fashion elements in the new century. The cherry pattern cooperated with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami and the the ink rending art cooperated with the U.S. artist Richard Prince are less popular and enduring than this rose graffiti handbag series.
Alma patent leather rose handbags can justifiably claim to be the classic in this series. Stephen Rose is just born for LV Alma handbag. It is no exaggeration to say that the effect of clear-cut graffiti roses in colorful shiny patent leather can stir the hearts to the ultimate degree.
Stephen Sprouse has been praised as "the definition of New York temperament". Andy Warhol defines the 1960s, Woody Allen is followed by, and then 1980s belongs to Stephen Sprouse. He is heir of pop art, but also brings the charm of the subway graffiti. In New York in the 1980s, he was named "punk style". Do not think that only the British can be punk, Stephen Sprouse can also do what Vivienne Westwood engaged in in London. What they have in common is beyond the era.
In fact, as early as in 2001, Marc Jacobsn one of Stephen’s admirers once invited him to co-operate in 2004, and he left the bold signature on LV handbag. The artist with long grease hair and nervous tremor, is died of lung cancer at the age of 50 years old. Stephen Sprouse’s epitaph has the following key words: graffiti artists, punk style, Martian. His representative is the promiscuous boldface signature against the bright background. He also specializes in processing collage with metal, plastic and NASA satellite. LV rose graffiti handbag series is Marc Jacobs’s tribute work to his favorite idol Graffiti and now it has been handed down as classic.