Zeng Fanzhi’s Capucines bag is a reimagining of Vincent Van Gogh’s self-portrait, rendered in 700,000 embroidery stitches.

The metal LV of Fanzhi’s ArtyCapucines bag uses a printing technique called sublimation.

Vik Muniz’s whimsical design is inspired by his 2019 series Quasi Tutto with 154 colorful icons added using either embossed inkjet printing or marquetry techniques with repurposed Heritage leather from the atelier’s workshops.

The Louis Vuitton Capucines bag by Paola Pivi features an original work inspired by the artist’s One Cup of Cappuccino Then I Go (2007).

Gold colored leather and real gold leaf enhances the cappuccino cups that surround the life-like leopard that has a fur like appearance and touch.

Huang Yuxing’s Louis Vuitton BB-sized Capucines translates the artist’s The Colossus Hidden Deep in the Hills (2019) in vibrant embroidery.

Huang Yuxing’s signature paint drips are recreated in the bag’s design using densely filled point de bouclette embroidery with metallic thread. The handcrafted LV icon is inlaid with rainbow enamel while the bag’s interior is a vibrant pink silk.

The Louis Vuitton Capucines by Gregor Hildebrandt captures the artist’s unique technique utilizing magnetic dust sourced from recording tape while the LV logo pays homage to the artist’s love of albums by being inlaid with actual vinyl record.

Gregor Hildebrandt.

Artist Donna Huanca channeled her earlier paintings Cara de Fuego and Muyal Jol into the ethereal design for her Capucines bag that combines 3D printing and three different embroidery techniques.

Donna Huanca.