'Logo' by SUPREME (after), 2017
Reproduction Louis Vuitton logo Skateboard deck.
Red variant.
8 x 31 Inches
Screen print on 7-ply Canadian Maple hardwood skate deck.
Unknown Edition.
New in shrink wrap with Sk8 of the Art COA.

*Note: Skate Deck wall hangers sold separately.

ABOUT THE ART

Supreme x Louis Vuitton isn't even on sale yet and it's already one of, if not the most hyped-up fashion collaboration of all-time. And that's not us being hyperbolic. At exclusive pop-up shops around the globe (Seoul, Paris, Miami, Sydney, Tokyo, London, Beijing, and Los Angeles) the lineup of co-branded apparel and accessories will be available to purchase—and gone shortly after that we'd assume. (The collection will be sold at Louis Vuitton stores in New York some time in mid-July.) But up until this point, there hasn't been a comprehensive look at every piece created between LV's Parisian ateliers and Supreme's NYC-based design studios.

You could check out some of them in runway photos from Kim Jones's stellar Fall 2017 collection that debuted in January. You could wait to spot which celebrity would turn up in a pre-release piece (the ultimate flex if there ever was one). Or you could scroll through an endless number of grainy Instagram posts claiming exclusive first looks at the luxury pieces.

Luckily, fans of the brands don't have to hunt any longer. Supreme unveiled the full offering on its website today, complete with high-res imagery and a lookbook to boot. The collection is massive to say the least, consisting of hats, keychains, wallets, coats, T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, pants, and even sneakers amongst many other sure-to-be coveted items. What we still don't know is just how much these pieces will cost—but we do know they will be more in line with Louis Vuitton's luxury prices than Supreme's more modest prices. But given just how much excitement has surrounded this collection and the fact that it takes both LV and Supreme's iconic logos to the absolute max, getting the money for these pieces might be just as hard as actually getting your hands on the items you want.

- GQ Magazine, June 2017