Louis Vuitton x UNICEF Silver Lockit Bracelets Designed By Virgil Abloh Let You Do Good And Look Good

Louis Vuitton For UNICEF Lockit Accessories By Virgil Abloh

Fashion powerhouse Louis Vuitton just released a new line of silver Lockit bracelets, in collaboration with UNICEF. Designed by Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Artistic Director Virgil Abloh, the collection comprises 4 bracelets.

LV will be donating $100 with every purchase of these bracelets to UNICEF to help children in need. The collection is now available in LV boutiques and its online store.

Lockit Bracelets

louis-vuitton-unicef-4 Available in 4 colorways inspired by the LV Men’s spring/summer 2020 show, each bracelet features an adjustable cord with the ‘LV’ monogram as a charm. The cords are connected by Abloh’s signature silver chain and an LV engraved sterling silver padlock.

You can never go wrong with black, they say. The first of the 4 colorways is a chic black cord that you can match with any outfit.

Turn heads with this neon orange bracelet with the same monogram charm and padlock. Pair it with an all-black ensemble as an accent piece to give it an edgy and electric touch.

If you prefer something more subtle and #chillvibes, then consider getting this mint green bracelet instead.

For those who love the great outdoors, this blue-and-yellow cord bracelet will fit right into your aesthetic.

These four cord bracelets retail at $595 each. You can wear one on its own, or stack them up for an eye-catching look.

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2017 LV x UNICEF matching chain bracelet & necklace

A matching chain bracelet and necklace from the 2017 Louis Vuitton for UNICEF collection are also available if you’re more inclined towards metal jewellery.

Both items are completely made of sterling silver, and retail for $760 and $915 respectively.

Shop The New Louis Vuitton x UNICEF Lockit Accessories By Virgil Abloh

Look good and do good with the new LV x UNICEF Silver Lockit accessories. Shop the collection now on LV’s website or in stores islandwide to #MAKEAPROMISE to a community in need.

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