As we approach the end of 2019, Virgil Abloh is celebrating some of his most memorable designs over the past year.
This weekend, the multi-hyphenate will offer exclusive pieces through his professional archive, Canary-Yellow. Items will include signed transparent lithographic art prints; Chair C1 through C9 from his gradient furniture collection; the Teller | Abloh board book, made in collaboration with photographer Juergen Teller; as well as apparel and accessories designed for his "Figures of Speech" museum retrospective.
The pieces, which range from $12.50 to $5,800, will be available on Black Friday at the Canary-Yellow website. While you're on the site, you can also check out Abloh's past runway shows for Louis Vuitton and his Off-White, his lectures, exhibit reviews, DJ sets, and more.
Abloh is now gearing up to release Louis Vuitton 2054—a 13-piece collection that pays homage to the label's founding year 1854 through with a mix of traditional and modern fabrications. The range is set to launch globally Dec. 6.
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