Edited by Samantha Lim
If you’re a fashionable New Yorker like me, you probably don’t have the time nor the responsibility acumen to take care of another living creature. Thankfully, we can satisfy our pet-owning itch with these lovely little animals by masion Louis Vuitton.
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Put away all your blacks gentlemen, next season is all about navy, brown, and charcoal grey according to the new Louis Vuitton Fall 2012 menswear collection that live streamed straight off the runway this morning. Blanket scarves, mixed textures, and robe-style wrap jobs were some of the interesting notes that you can feel safe to try. Check out the looks after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
While the Republicans scramble to choose a nominee from their clown car of potential candidates, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden have already laid down the groundwork for their 2012 campaign. The Obama-Biden ticket has recently partnered with 22 fashion designers for Runway to Win, an initiative to create T-shirts, tote bags, scarves and wristlets benefiting the Obama Victory Fund. And the driving force behind it is none other than Vogue‘s very own iron lady, Anna Wintour.
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Some style savvy thieves are in heaven right now: Marc Jacobs‘ Spring 2012 one of a kind sample collection has been stolen from a train leaving Paris on its way to their press day. Who could it be! Angry team from Dior punishing him for not joining their brand? Is Carla Bruni in desperate need of cocoon shaped pregnancy coats? More details after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
At the glacial pace Bernard Arnault and co. are moving to replace John Galliano at Christian Dior, the ousted designer will have time to finish rehab, mount a comeback, and muck it all up again in another drunken, anti-Semitic tirade. The luxury brand has been in talks with Marc Jacobs for months, which have been less than smooth, but now it seems that Jacobs and Dior might be calling it quits.
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In this, the final installment of Quel Scandale!‘s “Fashion Fascists” series (see also: Christian Dior, Coco Chanel and Daphne Guinness), we explore the wartime activities of Louis Vuitton and its role in aiding the Vichy regime, also know as the French puppet government that openly collaborated with the German occupying forces. The details of Vuitton’s involvement came out seven years ago with the publication of Louis Vuitton: A French Saga, which LVMH pretty much tried to ignore. But unlike a crying child, a secret Nazi past isn’t something you can lock in a closet until it passes out from exhaustion.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Seems like Dior‘s top 3 choices to replace John Galliano have all been ruled out — Haider Ackermann is apparently “way too edgy”; LVMH wants Marc Jacobs to stay at Louis Vuitton; and Riccardo Tisci just doesn’t want anything to do with it – leaving sweatpant provocateur Alexander Wang somehow in the running. [Vogue UK]
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Alleged rapper Soulja Boy (I guess he’s not Tellin’ Em anymore) has taken his love for all things Louis Vuitton, Möet and/or Hennessy as well as LVMH‘s chairman to new creative…highs with his recently-released limited edition Bernard Arnault EP.
