The Louvre Mona Lisa T-Shirt

$295

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International sizing

France44/XS46/S48/M50/L52/XL54/XXL
US343638404244
UK / Ireland343638404244
Italy444648505254
Spain/Germany444648505254
JapanSMLLL3L4L
Korea9095100105110115
China165/84A170/88A175/92A180/96A185/100A190/104A

Measurements

Chest size9498105110119123
Waist size61698189104106
Hip size768696106119123

Product detail

  • Crew neckline
  • Graphic print of Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

A classic black T-shirt presenting Mona Lisa, revisited with the House’s signature All-Over-Moon print, as a framed artwork placed at the center of the silhouette, transforming the garment into a moving canvas

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Composition: 100% Cotton

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T-shirt featuring a central print of Mona Lisa by Marine Serre

Unisex
Women may consider sizing down
ColorsBlack Cotton
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Le Louvre Capsule Collection

The Louvre has always been a source of inspiration for Marine Serre — a universe of forms, a matrix of symbols and myths, a parade of icons that imprint, like afterimages, the contemporary silhouettes she creates for her fashion House.

It is this relationship with the Musée, the archive, the collections and history that illuminates this collaboration, at the convergence of two creative worlds: the Musée and the workshop, the painter's gesture and the couturier's hand.

This dialogue between Marine Serre and the Musée du Louvre comes to fruition with the launch of a collaboration around the Mona Lisa, through the upcycling language that defines the House.

Following the unveiling of the couture looks created in dialogue with the Louvre, as part of the fall-winter 2026 collection, Marine Serre has created an exclusive three-piece capsule that reinterprets the Mona Lisa in keeping with the House’s spirit of repurposing and regeneration.