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Louis Vuitton Raindrop Besace Trash Bag. Looking like a plastic drawstring garbage bag with a leather strap, this new handbag from LV abandons the usual luxury monograms and opts for a French inscription ‘Articles de Voyage, Malles, Sacs’. Available in dark green and brown the bag comes with a leather handle.
“Too many people take second best
But I won’t take anything less
It’s got to be perfect.”
There are no words to capture the excellence of this piece. The lyrics, the delivery.. everything about this ballad, ranging the spectrum of simplicity to extreme and dramatic, screams memorable and timeless. One of her best works.
New York-based Magnolia Bakery announced the grand opening of its Dubai annex, its first location outside of the United States. Through an exclusive territorial license agreement, the new bakery, located in the Bloomingdale’s Home store within The Dubai Mall.
Magazine: Archetype X, Issue #1
Editorial: ‘Total Eclipse Of The Heart’ (3D)
Hair and Make up: Uting Ke
Style: Winton J.Dean
Model: Yana Pova (Muse Model Management)
Photography: Baldovino Barani
The Black Hole mobile concept design was made for Apple and predicted for 2020. The holographic phone has a central mouse ball that levitates and allows the user to control all the phone functions and applications in mid-air.
By just opening the palm of your hand, the central ball rises into the air and opens up the phone’s applications. While charging, the Black Hole becomes a desktop application with full functionalities.
New York jewelry designer Alexis Bittar has just announced that the legendary Joan Collins is set to appear as the face of his spring 2010 poster campaign, which will debut across NYC billboards during Fashion Week.
Google’s Parisian Love story, as told from their search engine’s perspective, was a lot of fun. What would we do without Google?
When is a bollard not a bollard? When it’s a piece of public art, of course!
Next time you’re in Cardiff city centre you may spy people peering intently into metal bollards dotted around the Hayes and St David’s shopping centre.
They’re looking at Post Secrets by Jane Edden. Monochrome figurines can be seen inside the metal bollards by looking through a small peep hole.
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