A monogram is a graphic motif formed by combining several letters, usually initials, arranged to create a single visual entity. These letters often blend into one another to form a coherent whole. Brands frequently use monograms as a kind of visual signature, an aesthetic representation of their identity. In the luxury and fashion sectors in particular, monograms are widely used to embody the designer’s initials. The most iconic monogram of a luxury brand is undoubtedly the famous “LV” of Louis Vuitton, but one also thinks of the monograms of designers such as Yves Saint Laurent or Calvin Klein.