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Founder and main dude at Fashion Indie, Daniel Saynt began his career in fashion at the tender age of 14, when he worked in the stockroom for some unnamed fashion whorehouse. His distaste for the mainstream quickly festered until he decided enough was enough, denouncing all mainstream fashion lines (unless the stuffs on sale or just down right irresistible or free, you can't say no to free).

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Louis Vuitton Just Invited Us to Breakfast (File Under: Shit I Never Thought I’d Write In a Title)

May 9th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under


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First Gucci calls and invites me to their Madonna/Malawi Gala.

Then American Express makes nice for canceling our Peter Som invite by giving us VIP seats at Zac Posen.

Now Louis Vuitton has invited us to a breakfast with their CEO.

Somebody pinch me. I think I’ve died and gone to fashion heaven.

The house of Jacobs plans to play nice with a few fashion bloggers by letting us enjoy pancakes and OJ with
Louis Vuitton America’s main honcho.  We’ll give you the full report from our breakfast till next week, but just feel happy that you’re one of the few folks who get to live vicariously though us. Yeah, I know, you’re fucking jealous.

How’s this?

If we get anything at the event we’ll give it away on FashionIndie.com. Promises. Sound like a fair compremise.

Check us out next week for the full story on our Louis Vuitton’s/Fashion Indie lovefest.

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  1. Comment by Maurice on 9 May 2008:

    Not very indie of you Daniel. More aspirational chic than indie chic

  2. Comment by Daniel Saynt on 9 May 2008:

    I know. I feel like a total sell out. Regardless, it’s really interesting to see how these companies are connecting to young designers and trying to connect to our readers. We’ve never neglected any company that wants to reach out to you guys, we’re just careful of the ones who want to put our name on it.

  3. Comment by fashionchronicles on 9 May 2008:

    you lucky b******!!!
    love your site!

  4. Comment by sheila on 10 May 2008:

    don’t feel like a sell out. it’s still a good thing. just don’t start hanging with uncle karl on the weekends. ;)

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