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Showing posts with label louis vuitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label louis vuitton. Show all posts
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
What can it be?
Tadaah!
I finally got myself some Graffiti!
It feels good to own everything that's on my LV wish-list. :D
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Reveal!
Presenting... the bag of my dreams...
the Louis Vuitton Sirius 45 in Cannelle Epi leather.
I bought this bag 'used' - but it's still in excellent condition - the previous owner only used it a handful of times. There are no scratches, stains, what so ever. So it is basically brand new if you ask me.
One of the best things about this bag is the price. I only paid 1/3 of the original price - so I'm pretty satisfied with that :-)
the Louis Vuitton Sirius 45 in Cannelle Epi leather.
I bought this bag 'used' - but it's still in excellent condition - the previous owner only used it a handful of times. There are no scratches, stains, what so ever. So it is basically brand new if you ask me.
One of the best things about this bag is the price. I only paid 1/3 of the original price - so I'm pretty satisfied with that :-)
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Louis Vuitton Monogram Eclipse Collection
Monogram Eclipse Speedy 28 (2160 USD)
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Trip to Copenhagen
Josefine, my brother and I went to Copenhagen yesterday for a 'lil shopping trip.
And here is what we bought:
Modström cardigan, reduced from 400DKK to 250DKK
Mads Nørgaard sweater, reduced from 900DKK to 260DKK
Månestråle cashmere sweater, reduced from 1000DKK to 500DKK
Seduce scarf, 200DKK
COS sweater, 590DKK
Louis Vuitton noir/black Epi Keyholder
Louis Vuitton Damier Greenwich PM
Filippa K polo, reduced from 600DKK to 300DKK
Filippa K t-shirt, reduced from 350DKK to 175DKK
Tiger of Sweden ties, reduced from 400DKK to 100DKK
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Louis Vuitton “Malle Mars” Apollo 11 Commemoration Trunk
In commemoration of the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11’s first lunar landing, which takes place on Jul 20th, Louis Vuitton has designed a custom-made “Malle Mars” trunk. The robotic, space age-looking piece opens in multiple places, unveiling a variety of compartments and drawers, fully equipped to carry various essential items.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Louis Vuitton Tambour Mysterieuse
Based on the mysterious movement clocks created by the famed Jean-Eugene Robert Houdin in the 19th century, Louis Vuitton’s new calibre LV115 is a near transparent wonder. This calibre is actually the first from Louis Vuitton to have been created, developed and assembled entirely in the brand’s workshops in Switzerland.
With an 8-day power reserve, there is nothing superfluous about this mechanical movement and its robustness stands in stark contrast to its ephemeral nature. As in the general principle of mysterious movements, the hour and minute hands actually sit on mobile sapphire discs that are totally transparent.
The small seconds display is at 9 o’clock in the visible section of the movement, dial-side. Like the tourbillon from Louis Vuitton, this watch is fully customizable and every piece has the potential to be unique, largely, at no extra cost.
The small seconds display is at 9 o’clock in the visible section of the movement, dial-side. Like the tourbillon from Louis Vuitton, this watch is fully customizable and every piece has the potential to be unique, largely, at no extra cost.
265,000USD for a watch?
The Tambour Mystérieuse comes in its own Louis Vuitton trunk and will cost you $265,000. Each watch of the model takes a whole year to be finished which will probably give you an idea why this costs so much.
Thursday, July 09, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
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