Pages with tag "Louis Vuitton"

Talk about brilliant, color that is!

Just in case anyone is going some place exotic and warm for the holidays, we thought we would give you a head's up on sunglasses trends to think about.

Louis Vuitton just released the imaging for the Summer 2010 sunglasses collection and it is illustrated by a portrait gallery of Parisian and New-York trendsetters all in the most fab colorful eyewear.

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The 80’s on rewind…

The late Stephen Sprouse, one of the hottest New York designers from the 1980s, is B-A-C-K!

His signature dayglo colors of hot pink, fluorescent green, and juicy orange are brightening the windows of the Louis Vuitton shop on the Champs Elysees in Paris.

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Bergdorf Goodman and Louis Vuitton New York holiday windows…

In what are probably one of the most visually stunning New York Christmas windows, Bergdorf Goodman creates artful displays that recreate the feel of the dioramas of the Natural History Museum.

The store’s Fifth Avenue windows are an opulent white on white homage to the four seasons, plus holiday all combining the unique mix of natural wonders and Bergdorf Goodman luxury fashion. While the East 58th Street and Bergdorf Goodman Men’s Store windows create a more allegorical display of animals and fashion. East 57th Street windows are a whimsical play on black, white, plus red. All are absolutely amazing and quite a scene to get your turn to photograph.

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My old (in an ageless, where does time fly kinda way) colleague from my SHNS newswire days, Lee Woodruff, one the brightest and funniest pr babes to ever pitch a lipstick, wants to share something on far more serious note than the right shade of gloss for the holiday season, “Support Our Troops" is no longer a slogan. It's an action.”

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A little LV fashion show celebrity eye candy for the evening…
The house of Louis Vuitton, with Marc Jacobs as Artistic Director, closed fashion week in Paris with its Spring Summer 2009 collection in the historic "Cour Carrée" of the Louvre.

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