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Eluxury description: The iconic shape of the Fall/Winter 2005 Men's Show, Louis Vuitton's Vaslav travel bag is now available in Damier canvas. Polished brass side buckles unlatch to increase the bag's capacity, while the cotton canvas interior is equipped with two flat pockets. Finished with fine leather trim and rolled leather handles.
Louis Vuitton description: This travel bag in Damier canvas is an homage to Vaslav Nijinski, the famous Russian principal ballet dancer. The sides can be folded down to adjust the volume.
Francis description: I will tell you later about the amazing story of this duffel bag. I promise you, it will make you pirouette in all directions...
Photo: The Great Ballet Dancer, Vaslav Nijinski (1890-1950) Photo credit: www.eluxury.com
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