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This Louis Vuitton handbag is the cooperation creation of Marc Jocob and the artist Richard Prince. To apply a coat of illusionary color on the classic monogram pattern is what Richard Prince good at, and it is also a breakthrough on the handbag technique history.

This Louis Vuitton handbag is the cooperation creation of Marc Jocob and the artist Richard Prince. To apply a coat of illusionary color on the classic monogram pattern is what Richard Prince good at, and it is also a breakthrough on the handbag technique history.

The bag is made from Monogram Joke canvas, khaki-colored micro fiber lining and with snake skin trimmings. The dark gold bronze hardware goes well with the press closure and the tag signed by Richard Prince. A broad pocket can be found inside and a D-ring for attaching wallet or key. You can either carry it by hand or shoulder it. The bag is an inspiration from the traditional brand luggage and popular joke.

Here is the joke printed on the bag: My wife is always asking for money. $200 one day; $150 the next, $125 after that. “That’s crazy,” my friend said, “what does she do with it all?” “I don’t know.” I said. “I never gave her any.”
Are you laughing at the joke? What a mean man it is. But I knew that if the woman is asking for money to buy Louis Vuitton handbags, she won’t buy this one: a bag in such a dirty color and priced so high: $3550.

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