Thursday, May 31, 2012
Louis Vuitton Monogram Transparence might be LV’s most feminine collection ever
As enormously popular as Louis Vuitton is with women (In case you
doubted that popularity, LVMH posted double-digit revenue increases in
the most recent quarter.), the brand doesn’t have a reputation for being
incredibly feminine. The color most commonly associated with the brand
is the chocolate brown of the famous Vuitton monogram and damier
fabrics, and most of its epi and vernis leather bags tend to be made in
either brights or neutrals. The designs are classic and widely adored by
women, but most of them don’t have any characteristics that make them
particularly girlish, like Valentino’s flowers or Gucci’s flora prints.
Enter the Louis Vuitton Monogram Transparence, which debuted on the
Louis Vuitton Spring 2012 runway and is about as traditionally feminine
as it gets. The three bags – the Lockit Clutch, classic Lockit and
Lockit East-West – are fabricated out of pale nylon voile embroidered
with the traditional Vuitton monogram logo and trimmed with tonal white
leather. Be careful what you put inside, because whatever it is should
be pretty enough to do its gauzy Vuitton container justice. Check out
the bags and prices after the jump.
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