Just a simple guy who all of a sudden realized that I needed a bag that could hold all my stuff like keys, cellphone, sunglasses, wallet etc...What better way to start, than to acquire one from the legendary trunk maker Louis Vuitton.
Geo sends me the most fabulous pics from his collection. I am currently on vacay right now but I couldn't help myself so I had to post his new "gear" as he calls it. Up first is this fabulous Epi Sorbonne from the late 90's. I have never seen this in real life and from the LVooks of it, the structured bag is both classy and chic at the same time. He also sent me pics of his newly acquired Petit Damier and Ski Scarf draped wonderfully over his hardcases. Thanks for sending the photos in, G. LVoe it!!!
After the Holiday Festivities, Arjay and I decided to meet up to scour the Black Friday leftover sales. Of course, stopping at LV resulted in us being shown the new Epi Electrique, a patent version of an old classic. We saw the Neo Pont-Neuf, Iena and Alma. I'm still on the fence about this latest addition to the core collection. It kinda feels too platicy for me. That wasn't the highlight of our excursion though because barely had we stepped out of the boutique when we saw Disney 365 Host, Chester See. I know that he is a tween idol but I didn't care, I needed a pic with him!!! Besides he's half-Filipino!
Doing the rounds of the Holiday...please forgive my lack of posts. I will leave you guys with a photo of Spring Summer 2008's Prince Nurses. LVoe this pic! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Tooted as a standout accesory of the Cruise Collection 2010, the French Coquette Stole is an amazing vision in 100% silk. Designed to fuse iconic Louis Vuitton motifs, the stole will prove not only to be a functional piece of textile but surely a chic accent to any wardrobe. Available at www.louisvuitton.com for $980
Inspired by the city stamp artwork of Cuban artist Ruben Toledo that are on the covers of the Louis Vuitton City Guides, the Maison is decked to the nines for the Holidays. "We are thrilled to have renowned artist Ruben Toledo working with us again," says Daniel Lalonde, President and CEO of Louis Vuitton North America. "Toledo's sketches and illustrations have been an integral part of our city guides for years and we are delighted that his artwork is the center of our Fifth Avenue Maison display for this holiday season."
I hope to see it for myself this year when I visit the city for the season. Check out the full article by Lesley Scott by clicking here.
Starting tomorrow November 23rd, Louis Vuitton New York asks us: “Where will your journey take you?” Our answers will then be collected and posted on the flapboards of the Holiday window display of the 5th Avenue store. "Home for the Holidays" is the theme which features these boards that are reminiscent of those found in train stations around the world. Departure and arrival cities, seasonal activities, inspired quotes regarding the marvel of travel, and personal sentiments will be featured on each flapboard throughout the duration of the season. If you wish to see your submission displayed at the store in 140 characters visit www.departures.vuitton.com. Photos from anothernormal.com
I started decorating today for the Holidays because Jeff and I are hosting Thanksgiving this year for the very first time. I was so happy when I received this e-mail containing a pic of the amazing Louis Vuitton Christmas Chest. Crafted out of materials that are used in a regular trunk, it is made extra special because it contains an array of hand blown ornaments. No doubt they would become family keepsakes to those who would own such a treasure since there are only five of them that were made by the LV Asnieres workshop. I wonder if the workshops in the North Pole would be able to make me one for me. Hmmm...I guess that's not a good idea since LV might sue Santa. Oh well. Let the Holidays begin! Merry Christmas!!! LVoe it!!!
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Geo sends me the most fabulous pics from his collection. I am currently on vacay right now but I couldn't help myself so I had to post his new "gear" as he calls it. Up first is this fabulous Epi Sorbonne from the late 90's. I have never seen this in real life and from the LVooks of it, the structured bag is both classy and chic at the same time. He also sent me pics of his newly acquired Petit Damier and Ski Scarf draped wonderfully over his hardcases. Thanks for sending the photos in, G. LVoe it!!!
