Following his recent work on the ArtyCapucines bag and Les Colognes Perfumes, Alex Israel's most recent collaboration with the House sees a series of bright, summery scarves and more.  

Succeeding creative legends such as Sol LeWitt, James Rosenquist, Andr&eacute;e Putman, Yayoi Kusama, Alex Israel is the latest artist to bring his talents to the House of Louis Vuitton.&nbsp;

This new, playful eight-piece textile collection from Israel follows on from his recent collaborative work for the brand&nbsp;on the Artycapucines bag and packaging for Les Colognes Perfumes, and now features a range of scarves, shawls and blankets.&nbsp;

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Inspired by the artist&#39;s iconic Wave paintings, the House&#39;s elegant silk square takes on a bright, dreamy pastel hue across four colour combinations and three sizes, put together using a unique quilting technique. The scarf is padded to recreate the puffy texture of Israel&#39;s paintings, while the reverse side features Louis Vuitton&#39;s signature monogram pattern.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

The jumbo scarf also doubles up as a comfy blanket, showing off Alex Israel&#39;s refreshing approach to sizing, in which the classic square scarf can be reimagined and worn in a variety of modern ways.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The collection&rsquo;s Sky Backdrop Monogram shawls are made of a silk and cashmere blend, and&nbsp;are artfully printed with the artist&#39;s Sky Backdrop paintings in two beautiful colour options. The final piece in the collection is the Desperado bandeau, inspired by Israel&#39;s 2015 bronze sculpture of the same name, featuring a desert scene, cacti and cars against the Sky Backdrop, overprinted with the Louis Vuitton Monogram.&nbsp;

The Louis Vuitton X Alex Israel Textile Collection is available at both&nbsp;the Louis Vuitton Marina Bay Sands Island Maison and Ngee Ann City boutiques.&nbsp;

Alex Israel Brings A Pop Of Colour To His Louis Vuitton Textile Collaboration

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