A bold, high-fashion varsity-style jacket from Louis Vuitton’s collaborative era with late artistic director Virgil Abloh. The vibrant yellow wool body contrasts sharply with glossy black leather sleeves, featuring oversized embroidered 'LV' monogram letters with '2255' (a signature Abloh code referencing the brand’s founding year 1854 reversed) beneath the 'L'. The left chest displays a circular gold-tone flower motif—Abloh’s reinterpretation of the LV flower—and a poetic text patch quoting his iconic phrase: 'A blessing and a curse / Have you heard the story of The Fool and The Purist? In reality it's reality. It's reality. No subtitles needed.' Pretzel-shaped embroidery adorns the sleeves, referencing Abloh’s playful, deconstructive design language. Ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem in black-and-white striped trim complete the collegiate-meets-luxury aesthetic. Constructed with premium wool body and genuine leather sleeves for structure and durability, this piece is statement outerwear designed for fashion-forward streetwear enthusiasts. Ideal for autumn/winter layering in urban settings, gallery openings, or high-profile social events where avant-garde luxury is celebrated. Not mass-produced—reflects limited-edition craftsmanship typical of LV’s men’s ready-to-wear under Abloh.