Small Louis Vuitton Silver Mirror Bag by Virgil Abloh, Limited Edition from 2021

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This Louis Vuitton Silver Mirror bag, designed by Virgil Abloh, is an extremely rare and limited edition. It is crafted … Read more This Louis Vuitton Silver Mirror bag, designed by Virgil Abloh, is an extremely rare and limited edition. It is crafted from ultra-glossy mirrored Monogrammi vinyl, enhanced with patent leather trim and silver-tone hardware. Very few examples were made, making it a must-have for any Louis Vuitton collector. This is a stunning bag, ideal for any occasion, at any time of day or night, and in any season, for both women and men. The beautiful silver mirror vinyl exterior is in excellent condition. It features a flat pocket on one side. Structured with reinforced metal corners and a rigid silhouette, the bag pays homage to Louis Vuitton's historic luggage while remaining compact and easy to carry. The polished mirror surface offers a striking aesthetic, catching the light from every angle. All the silver-tone hardware is in excellent working order and shows no signs of oxidation. This bag features a comfortable leather handle. Its handle is in pristine condition, without a single stain. When you open the silver zipper, you discover the beautiful gray canvas lining.

The interior is lined with smooth gray fabric and features a leather patch stamped "Louis Vuitton Paris – Made in Italy – Men's Fall/Winter 2021 Fashion Show," confirming its runway origin. A detachable and adjustable natural leather shoulder strap allows for versatile styling, while the top handle adds classic functionality. The interior is in excellent condition. There are no tears, pen marks, or stains, and it has no odor. Its dimensions are 22 cm x 7 cm and 17 cm high. It also comes with its original adjustable shoulder strap, in perfect condition. It can be worn by both women and men for a very elegant look. This piece has an attribution mark,
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