Louis Vuitton Candy Scarf

January 28th, 2009 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Amanda Mull.

Louis Vuitton Candy ScarfSo, I got TI’s new CD, “Paper Trail,” a few days ago and there’s a song on it that I really like called “Swing Ya Rag.” It’s a song you’ll probably hear on radio eventually, and if you like to go out and dance, you’ll probably hear it even sooner. When singing along in my car (yes, I rap alone in my car. You should try it), I can’t help but notice how much he mentions Louis Vuitton and Gucci “rags,” which I’m assuming must be scarves. Mostly, while rapping, I mistakenly say “bag” instead of “rag” because I think I’ve developed some weird sort of mild, purse-related Tourette’s, but I digress. These “rags” are apparently swung above the head, in lieu of dancing, at clubs.

So, I couldn’t help but ask myself: if I were to swing a rag, what rag would I swing? And today, I would swing the Louis Vuitton Candy Scarf/rag. It has a fun, pop-art sensibility to it that reminds me of the jelly-filled jewelry I used to have as a little kid in the 80s. That jewelry had glitter and other tiny, shiny treasures floating in the brightly-colored goo inside, the the arrangement of the LV logos and stars in this scarf look like someone has squeezed all the floating goodness towards the edges. It’s casual, glam, and a lot of fun – perfect for the type of rag-swinging that TI seems to be advocating. Buy through eLuxury for $340.

Louis Vuitton Heart Coin Purse

January 20th, 2009 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Megs Mahoney Dusil.

Louis Vuitton Heart Coin Purse Right around the corner is Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is one of my favorite Hallmark Holidays. Not a necessity, and totally just a reason to be pampered, but I absolutely love it. This year Vlad and I will spend the day very low key, as a mere week after we have our wedding. I am thinking a nice dinner and love movie at home. If I were hoping for a gift, I would be completely thrilled with the Louis Vuitton Heart Coin Purse which is a highly sought after accessory from the house of LV. The cute coin purse is designed in the Monogram Vernis leather and is available in orange sunset, green tonic, and amarante. The golden brass chain strap has a resin hard charm at the end, the perfect touch. I adore this accessory from Louis Vuitton. If you are on the hunt or need to give a hint for a Valentine’s Day gift, this is a great option. Buy through eLuxury for $450.

Tip: Louis Vuitton Sprouse Bags on eLUXURY

January 14th, 2009 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Vlad Dusil.

Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Bags on eLUXURY

Ladies (and gents), keep your wallets open, your keyboards crumb-free and your mice ready to click.

A reliable source at eLUXURY informed me that a new shipment of limited edition Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Collection bags arrived just yesterday at their warehouse, meaning that today is the day to score. Bookmark this page and scan for new listings throughout the day.

Like the previous limited graffiti collection, this one will go off the shelves like hot Glühwein on a chilly German Winter night. If you are not fortunate to pick one up in your local LV boutique, get it online at the trusted source.

Who ever said that eLUXURY was dead? The merchandise will keep on rolling in and out until June 30th. Bet on it.

Louis Vuitton Vernis Alma

January 12th, 2009 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Megs Mahoney Dusil.

The most recognized shape from Louis Vuitton is their Speedy, a very iconic bag to the brand. And following the Speedy in popularity is the classic Louis Vuitton Alma. The Alma is one of my favorite bags from Louis Vuitton. The shape is as distinctive as they come in the handbag world. It is a true handheld bag which is perfect for the working woman or the trendy gal. Per usual, the Alma has been recreated in every rendition possible, from tacky to stunning. While the Vernis line has not been a line from LV that I covet, it is a coveted line. Read full review...

Vuitton: Stephen Sprouse Tribute Collection

December 30th, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Vlad Dusil.

Louis Vuitton’s Marc Jacobs commemorates the late fashion designer and artist Stephen Sprouse with this Tribute Collection, which is new for 2009 and will be sold shortly after a book on Sprouse’s life hits the bookshelves in January.

Who could forget the triumphant 2001 graffiti collection that shocked the runways and weeks later turned into cult collector’s items? Not only did this collaboration between Sprouse and LV’s artistic director Marc Jacobs turn into a fantastic, resounding success, it also paved the path for more celebrated collaborations for the near future. Takashi Murakami comes to mind. Read the full article...

Where will life take you?

December 15th, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Vlad Dusil.

I suppose it is not entirely new, but this morning was the first time that I actually saw this Louis Vuitton commercial playing on TV while flipping through CNN’s Newsroom. You we can disagree over Vuitton’s luggage, I am fairly certain though that you, too, will think that it’s a beautiful piece. Soothing, captivating, fantastic mood and pictures. Best commercial I have seen in months.

Bravo!

Madonna for Louis Vuitton

December 4th, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Megs Mahoney Dusil.


Louis Vuitton ads featuring Madonna

Check out the first look at the Louis Vuitton ads featuring Madonna! It was rumored that Madonna would be appearing in Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2009 ads and those rumors proved to be true. The shots were taken in a French Bistro setting and shot by Fashion photographer Steve Meisel.

After watching a Madonna concert, Marc Jacobs decided to choose Madonna as their new image model.

Designer Marc Jacobs said, “I just blurted out, I think we should do Madonna. I was totally just blown away by it, and moved by her performance, by what she had to say, and her energy.”

Reportedly with this deal Madonna bagged $10 million for the campaign, but that is also said to be a rumor.

What do you think of Madonna for Louis Vuitton?

Louis Vuitton Damier Neverfull

December 3rd, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Amanda Mull.


Louis Vuitton Damier Neverfull

I’ll freely admit that I don’t know exactly when the Louis Vuitton Damier Neverfull came out. I remember it was still hotly anticipated the last time that I wrote about a Neverfull (the beautiful crocodile version!), and sometime between then and now, it showed up on eLuxury as a new arrival. And you know what? I love it. It’s not as obvious as Louis Vuitton’s monogram version, but it’s still insanely practical, simple, and chic. It’s a big that can be used year-round for years to come, and in an uncertain economy, longevity of a bag’s design is something that’s on the minds of more and more people. We all know that Vuitton’s canvas wears like few other materials, and a bicolor material like Damier can be paired with a variety of clothing choices. For maximum versatility, I’d go with the MM – not too big, not too small, perfect for lots of uses. Buy through eLuxury for $700.

Louis Vuitton Damier Geant Canvas Conquerant 65

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October 24th, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Amanda Mull.


Louis Vuitton Damier Geant Canvas Conquerant 65

As I mentioned not too long ago, I’m making a small sojourn to Colorado during the first week of November to visit a, uh, well…a good friend of mine, we’ll say. And as I lamented in my last post on the subject, I have no suitcase. Somehow, for some reason, I never managed to acquire one. I’m visiting my parents this weekend and will be borrowing one from them (who, puzzlingly, have lots of suitcases but rarely travel), but if I could have any suitcase in the world, which one would I pick today? Right now, my extravagant side is telling me to go for the Louis Vuitton Damier Geant Canvas Conquerant 65. Its lines are incredibly simple, its branding understated, and if it’s anything like the rest of the Louis Vuitton line, it’s exceptionally durable. I’d never check Louis Vuitton, though, and this suitcase’s dimensions are perfect for a carry-on. But for $3,520 via eLuxury, I might consider buying it its own seat right next to me.

Sean Connery for Louis Vuitton

October 13th, 2008 / Posted in Louis Vuitton by Vlad Dusil.

With joy and delight I learned that none other than Sir Sean Connery was appearing in this new Louis Vuitton ad, supporting the Climate Project. At 78 years of age, the Scotsman still has the same striking looks and vibrant charm that made him world-famous as Double-O Seven – LV could not have picked a better representative for its latest campaign. Bravo!

The Waterproof Keepall suits him well, too. Buy it via eLuxury.


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