Louis Vuitton has taken a beloved childhood game and turned it into a must-have accessory with a designer price tag to match.
The high-end fashion label set social media alight earlier this month when it was revealed that its designers had created a chic new version of Jenga, with the Louis Vuitton version coming complete with blue and red acrylic blocks that are each engraved with the brand's signature logo and monogram.
Thus far no other details about the game have been revealed - other than its rumored $2,400 price tag - and only one photo of the Louis Vuitton Jenga has been made available, shared on Instagram by fashion fan account @dlouisvdotcom.
Luxury update: Louis Vuitton is planning to sell a Jenga set for an estimated $2,400. The 54-piece plexiglass set is designed with metallic monogram inlays
But despite the lack of detail about the game, fashion fans have gone wild over the prospect of owning such a chic version of the childhood classic, with hundreds of people commenting on the photo to express their excitement over it.
Classic: The original Jenga set typically costs $12.99 and is made from wood
At first glance, the LV Jenga pictured in the sneak peek image looks not entirely unlike the beloved original, with a few differences of course.
In place of a traditional cardboard box, the pieces are stacked in a clear acrylic carry case, that is complete with a leather strap at the top.
The blocks themselves are also colored - red and blue - unlike the wooden options most frequently used in the children's game.
And then of course, there is the price tag.
A typical Jenga set consists of 54 wooden blocks and costs $8.74 on sale from Target, regularly $12.99, but shoppers don't seem concerned about the $2,387 price difference.
'OMG.. I WANT. Where can I find one please?' one Instagram user wrote.
'Wow when is this releasing,' commented another.
Louis Vuitton presented its Fall/Winter 19 menswear show at Paris Fashion Week earlier this month.
Aptly called 'Infancy, Childhood, and Adolescence,' the collection showed a number of throwback accessories reminiscent of childhood items, each with high price tags.
New designs: The Jenga set was created alongside the brand's latest menswear collection
Over the top: The collection featured an array of updated throwback accessories, including glow-in-the-dark luggage, oversized backpacks and light up sneakers
Spotted: Louis Vuitton fan Instagram account @dlouisvdotcom shared backstage images of the Jenga set and a fiber optic, color-changing keepall bag
The runway show featured items like glow-in-the-dark luggage, light-up sneakers and oversized backpacks.
A pair of sneakers from Louis Vuitton typically cost at least $1,000, and a backpack sells for around $2,000.
The Jenga set didn't make the final cut into the runway show, but it was spotted backstage after the show and Instagram account @dlouisvdotcom shared an image for the world to see this Jenga set.
The fan Instagram account works to find images and information about all Louis Vuitton products and news updates.
It also documented a few more outrageous Louis Vuitton accessories following the runway show, like a fiber optic color-changing keepall bag, monogram-embroidered face masks and a belt with multiple bags hanging from it.
The color changing keepall bag changes from purple, red, pink, orange, yellow, green to blue.
'Wonder how it works. Are we on a be plugging our keepalls into the power socket in 2019?' @dlouisvdotcom wrote on its post.
The account estimates the bag would retail for over $57,000.
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