Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts

Monday, January 7, 2013

Post #115: Up in the Air

Burberry's all film noir, Guess is looking "innocent" for once, and Chanel's a darker Marie Antoinette...

And I'm one of those people who absolutely loves looking at the plethora of ads that starts off every magazine I pick up.  

That being said, upon beginning my front-to-back read of the December/January 2013 issue of Harper's Bazaar, I couldn't help but notice that more than one design house was hit with the "travel ad bug." Based on the seasonal urge to beat the winter blues, the general concept is unsurprising. But this blogger was pretty shocked to see two ads that were more than a little similar. 

Louis Vuitton's L'Invitation au Voyage campaign has dazzled me since I first saw it almost two months ago. The fashion film, starring Arizona Muse, was directed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and unexpectedly set to a tune from 28 Days Later (who knew horror flicks could offer perfect fashion soundtracks?). The print ads use an image of Muse with her Louis Vuitton bag in a hot air balloon. 

After seeing Vuitton within the first few pages, I was shocked to flip a little further and find another hot air balloon. This one belonged to Carolina Herrera's CH ad campaign. While the differences between the ads include a couple and a purse-studded basket, I personally found the similarities a little too close for stand-out-potential comfort. 

From Louis Vuitton:


From Carolina Herrera:



What do you think?

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Post #87: Something to Note - Louis Vuitton's Mary Janes


It seems like designer's are going all out for the school-girl look when it comes to shoes this season. With Mary Janes from renowned designers such as Christian Louboutin making their presence known (in the online world at the very least). However, my favorite shoe of the season is these Mary Janes from Louis Vuitton. Made in their classic monogram and leather (you have to love how it carries all the way through the heel) with the daintiest of straps, these shoes might just be worth the $960 pricetag...well, maybe...but they sure are classic.