Stephen Sprouse

S by Stephen Sprouse vintage 1980s yellow skirt with red and black leopard print throughout. Side pockets. Side zip and snap closure with tab and hook. 100% cotton (light denim-li...

This limited edition Louis Vuitton Graffiti Sprouse Speedy 30 presents the monogram canvas with the iconic pattern covered with fluoresc...

Stephen Sprouse hit the fashion world at a young age, working for Bill Blass and Halston, later to venture out on his own in the 1980’s. This colorful coffee table book, with text b...

STEPHEN SPROUSE Straw Dress 1988 Condition : Excellent Vintage Condition Size : SMALL - Please inquire for measurements A very rare vintage Stephen Sprouse...

Stephen Sprouse vintage 1980's skirt from the designer's 'Sprouse' line in a 1987 print from Warhol's estate. A super-iconic Sprouse piece. Pockets at side seams. Back zip and button...

A 1988 Stephen Sprouse "Rock Sticker" semi fitted jacket adorned with colorless sequins. Matches the dress offered in separate listing. Stephen Sprouse (1953-2004) recognized as both an artist and fashion designer, took his famous rock sticker graphic inspiration from the club and punk rock scene of the 1970's and 80's. He designed this circa 1988 collection as pictured on page 292 of Caroline Milbank's book "New York Fashion the Evolution of American Fashion". An example of this collection was also seen in the 1989 Merchant-Ivory film, "Slaves of New York" which was about the life of Stephen Sprouse. Stephen Sprouse is an "original" American artist and fashion designer who designed his fashion collections with heavy inspiration from the 1960's fashion revolution and the Warhol subculture. He borrowed language and logos from youthful rebellions and slang and created fashions that are simple in style but adorned with graffiti, sequins, day-glo colors etc. This strapless sequined graffiti logo club dress...

Stephen Sprouse (1953-2004) recognized as both an artist and fashion designer, took his famous rock sticker graphic inspiration from the club and punk rock scene of the 1970's and 80's. He designed this circa 1988 collection as pictured on page 292 of Caroline Milbank's book "New York Fashion the Evolution of American Fashion". An example of this collection was also seen in the 1989 Merchant-Ivory film, "Slaves of New York" which was about the life of Stephen Sprouse. Stephen Sprouse is an "original" American artist and fashion designer who designed his fashion collections with heavy inspiration from the 1960's fashion revolution and the Warhol subculture. He borrowed language and logos from youthful rebellions and slang and created fashions that are simple in style but adorned with graffiti, sequins, day-glo colors etc. This strapless sequined graffiti logo club dress...