Louis Vuitton Trunk, Christian Dior Perfume, Louis Vuitton Handbag Long ago, luxury goods just offered people who lived in majestic houses with a full complement of servants. They prefered Louis Vuitton trunks and Christian Dior trousseaus, but far away from fashion. They wanted “classic” style, just like their politics- conservative- determined largely by consideration of safeguarding their wealth and perpetuating the social conventions that ratified their sense of superiority.
Long ago, luxury goods just offered people who lived in majestic houses with a full complement of servants. They prefered Louis Vuitton trunks and Christian Dior trousseaus, but far away from fashion. They wanted “classic” style, just like their politics- conservative- determined largely by consideration of safeguarding their wealth and perpetuating the social conventions that ratified their sense of superiority.
It is a big difference from now. Luxury not only belongs to celebrities, but also to our normal people. Maybe you cannot afford a house in Paris’s 16th arrondissement or an apartment on New York’s Park Avenue; you also can buy a Louis Vuitton handbag or a bottle of Dior perfume with your enough disposable income.
Now, so many officers tote a luxury brand through their hard working, never mind that they were born into a family whose ancestral home is a tract house in the suburbs. That group of people has a sense of entitlement that transcends social class, a conviction that the finer things are their birthright. They believe shopping is a form of self-expression and consumerism. They revise the notion of luxury and force more brands join in the intensive competition.
Luxury is developed. It is not only in Europe and American, but also enters into Asia. It does not only grasp classic items, but also follow fashion. From every year fashion week, you will know what polished trend is this season. From Hollywood style, you will personify the change from the discreet. More and more luxury brands know elitist approach prevails for most of this century.
Louis Vuitton Monogram Vernis Rosewood Bag
As said, rosewood refers to any of a number of richly hued timbers, often brownish with darker veining. All rosewoods are strong, heavy as well as taking an excellent polish. Named after and inspired by the rosewood, Louis Vuitton created a fabulous purse, Louis Vuitton Monogram Vernis Rosewood Bag which shares the similar color and polish with the rosewood. Anyhow, this Rosewood is a refined yet classic purse, suitable for day to night use.
Small Juicy Couture Topanga Nylon Tote in Dried Sage Green
Do you know Topanga? It is an unincorporated area in western Los Angeles County, US. The district is bounded on three sides by park or conservancy lands. It is not easy to find such a livable place nowadays as it is not easy to see such a fresh Juicy Couture Small Topanga Nylon Tote. As you may have noticed, this bag highlights the puffer coat inspiration. Another cheering point is that this designer purse comes in dried sage green.
Louis Vuitton L’ingénieux PM
Inspired by the retro-chic shapes of classic bags, Louis Vuitton L’ingénieux PM combines a modern sensibility with “couture” finishes. Tame appearance exudes immense luxury from its petite silhouette, and simple color cannot cover its inherent elegance. In a word, this Louis Vuitton bag omits the funky dazzling design and returns the original essence that the top luxury branding always works for.
