Still remember the miracle the Louis Vuitton suitcase works after the sinking of so-called unsinkable Titanic? Louis Vuitton craftsmanship itself is an eternal promise. The masses just can't understand why all the aristocratic have a crush on Louis Vuitton luxe which impresses them nothing other than gaudy Louis Vuitton Monogram or dull Damier. True, Louis Vuitton bags furnish celebs fair-weather company on red carpet during fashion weeks or ready-to-wear shows, yet they don't mind going on with service for their owners at the moment of hazard. That's why Renee Zellweger still held on to her Louis Vuitton Neo Cabby bag firmly when stricken by fender bender and why Marc Jacobs would release Louis Vuitton voyage pegases on Father's Day. Now the Louis Vuitton Monogram Camouflage pegase, an limited version and combo of efforts by Louis Vuitton House and Takashi Murakami, is here for another statement of the brand's ever-standing promise.
What is the alliance of canvas, PVC, cowhide and cotton for is to ensure the coziest touch and comfortable accommodation of your private belongings. Green-and-beige camouflage tattoos mixed with Louis Vuitton monogram is quite imagination-provoking. Rare can you see such a manly silhousette of constantly feminine Louis Vuitton new edition. With a gorgeous size of 7.3″ x 14.5″ x 22.2″, you can rest assure all your essentials can live happily inside.
Though the Louis Vuitton Monogram Camouflage Pegase didn't receive universal applause when it first hit the market, now it's getting hotter and hotter and the flagship in the gigantic clan of suitcases of the brand. Nothing's gonna stop it.
01/20/2011
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