Mightychic offers a pair of Louis Vuitton x Nike Air Force 1 sneakers. Collaboration between Nike and Louis Vuitton with artistic director Virgil Abloh. This was the first time that a Nike sneaker was produced outside of a Nike factory. Featured in red and white leather. LV monogram throughout with the Nike emblem on the side. Louis Vuitton Paris in Gold at rear of shoe and Louis Vuitton for Nike in Gold on side of shoe. Red rubber sole.
Louis Vuitton Virgil Abloh Nike Air Force 1 Sneakers
Exclusive & Rare đź’Ż Authentic!!! These sneakers are in absolute Mint/Deadstock condition and come with absolutely everything that they came with
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