Multipass Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Celebrate one of sci-fi's most iconic characters with this bold, minimalist Leeloo design inspired by The Fifth Element. Featuring a high-contrast portrait, futuristic flair, and the unforgettable phrase "Multi Pass," this shirt captures the essence of 90s cult cinema and Leeloo’s badass energy. A must-have for fans of the film, retro-futurism, and powerful female protagonists. Clean, graphic, and timeless—just like the Supreme Being herself.
Fifth Element Leeloo – Multi Pass Minimalist Sci-Fi Shirt Phone Case
by EpochApparel
$17 $23
Supreme Vault Girl Phone Case
by Aethernally Oblivious // Spazzy Newton ART&DESIGN
$17 $23
Description: Need a ride through a futuristic New York? Hop into cab 890 with this vintage-style Korben Dallas Taxi Service design! Perfect for fans of 90s sci-fi cult classics and the iconic Fifth Element universe. Whether you have a multipass or just love retro futuristic flying cars, this graphic tee is a must-have for your geeky wardrobe.
Korben Dallas Taxi Service The Fifth Element Vintage Sci Fi Phone Case
by ΕΡΤ Α.Ε.
$17 $23
Minimalist Supreme Being Phone Case
by Aethernally Oblivious // Spazzy Newton ART&DESIGN
$17 $23
Description: Need a ride through New York City in the year 2263? This retro-style, distressed vintage emblem features the iconic yellow flying cab from your favorite 90s sci-fi classic. Perfect for fans of futuristic cityscapes, classic sci-fi movies, and vintage taxi service graphics. Don't forget your multipass!
Fhloston Paradise The Fifth Element - ghaset studio #16353 Phone Case
by Dadoland
$17 $23
Minimalist Supreme Being Phone Case
by Aethernally Oblivious // Spazzy Newton ART&DESIGN
$17 $23
Description: Every five thousand years, in conjunction with a planetary arrangement, a 'Great Evil' appears whose purpose is to destroy life. In preparation for the next appearance in 2263, a group of aliens called the Mondoshawan arrive on Earth in 1914 to extract the only weapon capable of defeating the Great Evil, a collection of four stones representing the Classical Elements (Water, Fire, Earth and Air) and the eponymous Fifth Element that conjugates the other four into organic life.
