A Look at Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Fall-Winter 2021-2022 Accessories by Virgil Abloh

With 2021-2022 Fall-Winter season celebrating art and open-mindedness, sunglasses and jewels will become the new essentials of a wardrobe heightening everyday life.

The jewels showcase a Monogram pattern and this season's playful fantasy - halfway between elegance and casualness. With fluorescent links, the iconic LV Chain Links revisit every season proudly displayed in full gold colour and engraved metal, in XXL or XS versions. Here, a multicoloured beaded necklace is combined with a necklace with a metal military tag adorned with the handwritten words Louis Vuitton. There, pendants feature a variety of colours: intertwined golden links and crystal-encrusted LV Globe ball. The necklaces also come with matching rings (engraved “You and Me” rings).

A Mini Steamer can be worn proudly as a pendant, while the adaptable silver sunglasses chains, adorned with Monogram flowers, small locks and gilded LV initials, can be worn either as a necklace or as a chain bracelet.

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