Much awaited by many with the success of the Monogram Insolite, the Damier version comes in ebene and azur. Very functional and holds a ton, this wallet from the permanent collection is a hip and trendy alternative to what is currently being offered. Purchase for $565 at www.louisvuitton.com or save on tax at eLUXURY.com
Slated to be released in the not so distant future (March), this new addition to the Damier Azur Line called Totally will surely be a hit to beach LVoers everywhere. Having a full shoulder strap, the utter convenience of toting this baby around as you go through those endless summer nights could only prove to be a joy. Available in size PM and MM they are reasonably priced at $890 and $1000, respectively. Angel this is for you!!!LVoe it!!! Tnx Hoang for the pic.
Grand Froid Cap, January 27, 2009, Mclean, VA
Sorry for the blurry pic. I'm late! (Stephen Sprouse Tie and Richard Prince Speedy Frame)
I came home from dinner/movie and received this e-mail from -G- who happened to purchase these items from 5th Avenue. We've seen the Sprouse leggings and they are fabulous! But what I'm more interested in are the Anthracite Espadrilles that I never thought LV would release. Gotta call my SA pronto! Thanks for sharing and LVoe it!!!
Photo from Runway for reference
We've been reading about Mr. West's collaboration with Vuitton but yesterday's Fall Winter Menswear show was the stage in which he presented his beLVoed design. Designing five styles for LV, the quilted back sneaker was the first to be seen on the runway. “I was inspired by the movie Dune. The collection had all these jackets that were very padded. They looked like maybe they had hockey pads in the jacket, and there was one where the collar came up really high. I took that element, and I put that on the back of the shoe. It’s like the opposite of the tongue. Usually you have the tongue at the front. [This is] like a tongue at the back,”, West says. Source: People
I didn't even noticed him from the Spring Summer 2008-2009 Men's show but this time I did. Paul Helbers, Louis Vuitton's studio director for the men's line drew his inspiration for Fall Winter 2009 collection from the idea of a traveling African King. The collection is very conservative without Marc's usual flair for the whimsical but I was very impressed with the elements a a whole. Helbers said: "I was going for clothing that, though luxurious, could be worn every day without calling attention to itself." LVoe it PH!
