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Louis Vuitton collaborates with League of Legends to reveal Senna’s prestige skin


FAST-paced online battle video game League of Legends and fashion house Louis Vuitton have extended their ongoing collaboration to produce a new prestige skin for True Damage star and champion Senna.

Following on from his initial creation for Quiyana last year, this is the second prestige skin designed by the French maison’s creative director, Nicolas Ghesquiѐre, in conjunction with a corresponding capsule collection.

League of Legend’s Senna with creative director Nicolas Ghesquiѐre

The monumental partnership first launched last year, having previously developed the custom trophy trunk to accommodate the prestigious Summoner’s Cup, as well as a clothing capsule collection comprised of ready-to-wear pieces, shoes and accessories.

Senna is effortlessly equipped for battle, styled in a luxurious new ensemble comprised of a white satin bomber jacket, leather shorts, and thigh-high boots with golden platforms. The entire outfit is accentuated with gold embellishments, encapsulating streetwear glamour.

League of Legend’s Senna wearing prestige Louis Vuitton skin

Senna’s prestige skin designed by Louis Vuitton will be available exclusively from February 4, 2020, whereby players can earn in-game currency by playing a certain amount of League of Legend games within this time period to unlock and gain access.

by Cara Jenkins

The second Louis Vuitton x League of Legends capsule will be available on online here and at selected Louis Vuitton stores as of February 14, 2020.

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