Stephen Sprouse first collaborated with Louis Vuitton in 2001 on the famous graffiti bags.In 2004, Sprouse suddenly died of heart failure at the age of 50. It is Marc Jacobs who has been left the task of interpreting the famous Sprouse aesthetic for the new collection. The line coincides with an Eighties retrospective in January/February at Deitch Projects' gallery and a Sprouse book which is to be released next year on February 1, 2009.

Key pieces include a classic macintosh with a lining fully splashed in graffiti print, as well as T-shirts, mini-dresses, bikinis, and black leggings — all with the iconic Sprouse graffiti.Patent shoes come in flats or heels, embellished in graffiti or rose print. Street-style sneakers come in hi-cut day-glo colors.

Accessories include bold graffiti bangles and whimsical bag charms, and let’s not forget the newest It bags of the season — reissues of the Keepall, Neverfull, and Speedy in Sprouse-style day-glo graffiti or rose prints, a signature favored by the late artist.

Louis Vuitton Sprouse Rose pump, $875.

Louis Vuitton bag charm, $250.

Louis Vuitton pareo, $380

Louis Vuitton bracelets, $1,200 each.