LOUIS VUITTON HANDBAGS & PURSES

I wish it is not late to tell you something new about the 2010 FIFA World Cup from louis vuitton handbags. It has released a new patchwork piece befitting the World Cup – monogram hexagone néo sporty. This designer handbag presents in soccer ball prints that totally creative and charming for most football fans. Granted its launching is after the World Cup, its aristocratic identity plus interesting design is still precious and definitely worthwhile your collecting. After all, it is limited.

Mentioned to this soccer ball appearance, I conjure up a previous rendition unveiled in 2009. That louis vuitton bags is as well inspired by Africa’s favorite sport, soccer. The unique look was beautifully crafted from the classic monogram canvas pieces that were sewn together using a precise patchwork technique. That highly compact messenger bag measuring 11″ x 8.6″ x 6.3″ is also ideal for people on the go.

Rich burgundy leather lining with an interior flat pocket and a mobile phone pocket exudes subtle craftsmanship and sweet convenience utterly catching my vote. What’s more, this one is just priced at $3950, much friendly than louis vuitton monogram hexagone néo sporty, splurging to $6850 that is limited to only 100 pieces.

The iconic Speedy has had many incarnations since Marc Jacobs came on board as creative director, and while I may not have loved all of them, I do find the fall edition intriguing. It’s from the Fleur de Jais collection of runway bags and is the bag with the longest waist list at my local Louis Vuitton Bags shop. Look closely the façade is the traditional Monogram, but it’s then silkscreened in gray and then embroidered with sequins in a somewhat abstract motif. Like with its sister bags, this LV Speedy Bag is only available in the 30 cm size but does come with a proper leather-encased key holder you only find on larger bags. I’d definitely get it–and then store it in its box and admire for years to come!

Don’t crucify me for featuring Louis Vuitton bags, I’m just the messenger– this showed up in my inbox and had to share! Wow, did they really bedazzle each logo with sequins? Imagine the labor… I’m tired just thinking about it. The Speedy Gold above is $2,160 (hefty!) and love the new handles. The Alma Eclipse ($2,470) in black sequins is quite eye catching. You have to admit they are getting really creative with the iconic monogram. MJ said he was inspired by Parisian muses of great creators.

The Victorie de Castellane, the Loulou de la Falaise, the Betty Catroux… all these people that I remember that were just about the joy of getting dressed. The joy of being a woman, the joy of being a girl, the rebellion of saying “I don’t care what’s going on, “I’m just going to have a good time. Maybe it’s a little Marie Antoinette too.

Marc Jacobs played with fabric on the bags just as he did with the RTW (which I’m obsessed with by the way, LV Bags ready to wear is friggin’ hot!). What do you think of the Speedy Gold Sequin? Snob or Slob?

In a show with such an astounding number of beautiful handbags, I barely know where to begin. Who would have thought after last season’s tribal tassel disaster that Marc Jacobs would come up with such a feminine, pretty, and functional collection of handbags at Louis Vuitton Handbags. I would have been the last one to guess it – in fact, I remarked to a friend last week that I was barely even looking forward to the Vuitton show.

But that’s the genius of Marc Jacobs. Just when you think that you’ve got him pegged, when you think that you know what he’s going to do and how you’re going to feel about it, he veers off in the opposite direction at full speed and gives you the last thing you could have ever thought he would come up with.

This season, he took us straight back to 1940s France, with tea-length tweeds, tailored waists, and bosom-hugging dirndls. The look reminded me of the French farm girls in the opening sequence of Inglourious Basterds, but with an obviously high-end, Parisian twist. It was a beautiful collection, made only more beautiful by the gobs and gobs of gloriously detailed, traditionally wrought handbags in every material that one could imagine: crocodile, ostrich, leather, fur, lace, satin, beads, you name it.

Almost all of the bags were plays on the traditional Speedy shape, with a few wristlets thrown in for good measure. Many Louis Vuitton Purses fans have been lamenting the loss of a certain amount of traditional from the staid fashion house – for those customers, this collection is a shot of sunshine straight from handbag heaven.

I’m trying to remember what I wore to the airport the last time I went…sadly, I think it included Uggs, leggings, and a hoodie from the University of Georgia, my alma mater.

 It was hardly glamorous, but it’s been a long time since it was de rigueur to dress up for air travel. Kim Kardashian, however, didn’t get them memo. Here she is at the airport, somehow managing to look both comfortable and casual and totally glam.

These pictures are a perfect example of how accessories change an outfit – her oversized sunglasses, leather motorcycle jacket, thigh-high boots, and Louis Vuitton Bags, both in Monogram and Damier Graphite. If it wasn’t for all those things, then her outfit would be boring and regular. It’s the accessories that elevate the look…oh, and that is a Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Tote that I see? I think it is