Louis Vuitton Lends Monogram To Wireless Earbuds That Now Cost $1000

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Louis Vuitton has launched a pair of wireless earbuds in collaboration with New York-based audio company. The product marks the French fashion house's first forray into the world of audio are expected to retail for $995.

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