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May 26, 2011

LOUIS VUITTON DISPLAY ATTACTS ATTENTION WITH GOLDEN HONEY AND BEES

 Everyone loves Louis Vuitton – who doesn’t? And the brand has reasons to be admired by billions around the world because it is always surprising its fans. This little stunt at the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California, for instance. Customers flocking into this complex were awe struck with the kind of thought, creativity and brilliance of its theme. Dripping golden honey bursts with golden bees and the Louis Vuitton logo like sun rays. The display featured a product with this set-up around it as though it glowed, quite literally! Bags, scarves, belts – you name it! It attracted mall-goers like bees to honey. Oh well, that was the point!




VALENTINO'S GLAM TOTE SHIMMERS IN FLORAL

Looks like floral trends in fashion is not going anywhere, any place soon. We have seen it on possibly everything from headbands to handbags. In keeping up with this trend, is Valentino’s Glam tote. Made of sand napa leather, this chic tote has silver color hardware and has been “glammed” up to the maximum. Valentino design’s philosophy of feminine elegance is thoroughly visible, as the tote is completely adorned with small flowers and large sequined roses with bead details. Even though it’s made in Italy, you don’t have to travel all the way there. You can find it at Neiman Marcus for just $3,595.

May 25, 2011

YVES SAINT LAURENT SUNGLASSES 2011

Yves Saint Laurent aviator-style sunglasses: pale-gold metal, graduated brown lenses, horn-effect acetate coated bridge and tips, oversized, screw detail at corners and arms, thin arms, designer stamp at arms. 100% UV protection .


ALEXANDER MCQUEEN WOMEN'S WALLETS

Black leather wallet with shiny silver zip closure, detachable skull charm chain and silver embossed AMQ logo: 2 internal zip purses and multiple card and notes compartments: 11 x 21.5cm .



LARGEST LOUIS VUITTON BAG WILL BE PULLED DOWN IN SHANGHAI

Now you see it…now you don’t! Ok I am not pulling a Chris Angel on you, I am just talking about an advertising hoarding that went horribly wrong for Louis Vuitton at their Shanghai store. They decided to put up a huge, life-size Louis Vuitton bag that decorated the main facade of the store, and hid the renovation that is going on behind. The 20 meters high and 4 meters wide monogram canvas style however was asked to be demolished. Why, you ask? Shanghai laws believe otherwise as they have directed the structure to be pulled down. Advertisement hoardings in the city cannot exceed the 9 meter length and half meter thickness barrier. Being a hazard to pedestrians who take the sidewalk, the move will happen very soon. Oh well, it sure was soothing to the eyes. Too bad we have to see it go.