K/DA gets a Louis Vuitton Art Book for their comeback


Featured image KDA gets a Louis Vuitton Art Book for their comeback

When high fashion meets high-stakes gaming, the results are often breathtaking. Riot Games and luxury fashion house Louis Vuitton have joined forces to create a stunning new offering: a K/DA Travel Book that merges the vibrant energy of the virtual girl group with the artistry of Parisian design.

This collaboration, released just as the League of Legends girl group K/DA announced their highly anticipated return after a six-year hiatus, serves as a dazzling tribute to the members. The book, created by Tempo Point, invites fans to explore “24 hours within the individual lives of K/DA members Ahri, Akali, Evelynn, and Kai’Sa” through unique illustrations.

The Travel Book is available in two premium formats: a $68 USD Standard Edition and a $245 USD Collector’s Large-Format Edition. Both editions showcase the artwork in six-color printing, bound in cloth-bound hardcover books with silk-screened covers, making them true collector’s items.

For those looking to own a piece of this artistic fusion, the Collector’s Edition is strictly limited to 400 copies, available online on Louis Vuitton’s website, in select LV locations, and at select bookstores. The Standard Edition will also be featured prominently at the upcoming League of Legends Worlds 2026 Fan Fest event in New York.

Adding an extra layer of exclusivity, select Louis Vuitton stores will also offer limited-edition signed copies of the book, each accompanied by an exclusive vinyl record. Only 30 of these signed editions will be available worldwide.

The partnership between Louis Vuitton and Riot Games is far from a one-off venture; it reflects a long-standing creative synergy. The fashion house has historically been a consistent collaborator with Riot Games and K/DA, cementing a unique artistic history.

This ongoing relationship dates back to 2019, when the House served as the official Summoner’s Cup Trophy Trunk provider for the League Worlds Championship. Furthermore, Nicolas Ghesquière, the House’s Artistic Director of Women’s Collections, has designed numerous League of Legends skins and dressed K/DA and guest artist Lexie Liu throughout their “MORE” promotions.

The excitement surrounding K/DA’s return is palpable. The group recently teased their comeback, posting images of their members’ eyes and the tagline “Start a Fire” across their social channels, building anticipation for their full reveal scheduled in October.

The thematic connection between the fashion, gaming, and pop culture is further evidenced by other creative interactions, suggesting that the worlds of gaming and high art are increasingly blending into a cohesive and captivating experience.

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