Vintage Louis Vuitton Multicolore Monogram Bifold Wallet c. 2003 Black

Multicolore LV initials in violet, turquoise, orange, and lime punctuate the black Monogram canvas front, the print wrapping every panel in a riot of colour devised by Takashi Murakami. The gold-tone zipper runs the length of one side, its plain pull now detached, framing a silhouette designed for the hand rather than the pocket. Corners and edges show rub-through to the canvas, exposing the lighter base at high-contact points.

Inside, a fuchsia fabric lining sets off the saturated palette, revealing two full-length compartments, multiple card slots, and a zipped coin pocket. The wallet closes with a bifold construction, trimmed in black leather, and comes with its original dust bag. No serial or label is visible.

This piece arrives from the Marc Jacobs era at Louis Vuitton — c. 2003, when Murakami’s Multicolore collaboration upended the house’s visual codes and brought the Monogram into a new, pop-saturated decade. The effect: a wallet that reads as both archive and artefact of early-2000s maximalism.

Era: c. 2003–2015 (visual dating; Multicolore print by Murakami, Marc Jacobs era)
Condition: Good — wear to corners and edges; zipper pull detached
Material: Multicolore Monogram coated canvas with leather trim, gold-tone hardware
Colour: Black Multicolore Monogram canvas exterior with fuchsia fabric lining; gold-tone zipper
Dimensions: 19 × 10 cm
Made in: France