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Rich Fortuna uploaded a video to his Instagram of himself getting spray-tanned in head-to-toe Louis Vuitton logos
The rising musician documented the before-and-after process of his “skin pattern tutorial,” which featured white stickers of the iconic designer logos being placed all over his body
Fortuna followed up the viral skin tutorial with another pattern: a zebra-print design following the success of his first
The outcome is priceless!
Social media influencer Rich Fortuna documented himself getting what appears to be a spray-tan from head to toe in Louis Vuitton logos and uploaded a video of the process (and final result!) to his Instagram on Saturday, Aug. 2.
The clip, which has racked up nearly 2M views and over 21.5K “likes” since it was posted, features Fortuna undergoing the intricate process of being covered in what appears to be white stickers shaped like the designer brand’s recognizable logo.
The Louis Vuitton logo features an “LV” monogram made up of an interlocking “L” and “V,” and often accompanied by floral motifs. Both graphics, highly recognized as a symbol of luxury, were included in Fortuna’s body art.
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Rich Fortuna
“Louis Vuitton skin pattern tutorial 😤,” Rich Fortuna captured his post.
In the Instagram Reel, Fortuna — who’s a rising musician who uses his platform to share his music and corresponding visuals — is seen standing in nothing but his black underwear while two people stick the designer logo stickers on his body.
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The clip shows the “before” process, featuring Fortuna getting covered in stickers on his chest, legs and face. In the “after” scene, it appears he was covered in a spray tan, because his skin is a few shades darker.
When the designer stickers were removed, the contrast of his pale skin that was covered by the motifs pops against the darker makeup Fortuna placed on top. He doesn’t specifically show the product that he used to tint his skin, however.
The video concludes with the influencer wearing his finished masterpiece out in public. He’s seen riding his bike shirtless through a park, rocking a coat and hat while walking down the sidewalk and hanging out fully dressed in a store.
While his skin pattern most likely cost him nothing in comparison to a real Louis Vuitton product, the artist — who backed the clip to his song “MISSILES” — is now paying the price of going viral in the comment section of his post.
“Hey why the f— did you do that ❤️,” wrote one user.
“This beat is dope but why would you do this?” commented another.
“Bro is on a discounted sale,” commented a third.
Fortuna also teased another skin design in the future, but only if he reaches 10K followers.
“🔒 New Skin Unlock at 10k,” per his bio.
To date, Fortuna has 1,838 followers on Instagram.
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