Louis Vuitton Damier Mosaique collection
Tuesday, October 26th, 2010As most Louis Vuitton aficionados know, the year of 1988 is a very special year that saw the birth of the Louis Vuitton Damier Canvas. This pattern was designed by Georges and bears a logo that reads “marque L. Vuitton déposée”. Surprising contemporary, even today, the Louis Vuitton Damier Canvas pairs a lively geometric pattern with subdued hues. The result is a quiet Replica Purses elegance that has withstood the test of time for centuries. Its geometry and sobriety make it timeless. Since 1996, Louis Vuitton has launched a complete line of city and travel bags and small leather goods in Damier canvas. This canvas is perfect not only on feminine and sophisticated styles but also on unisex and casual ones. Revisiting Louis Vuitton Damier Canvas in a modern, urban spirit, it came up with the Damier Mosaique collection consisting of three pieces, a bold ring, a stylish bracelet and a distinctive pendant. They features palladium-finishing brass and are engraved with iconic chequerboard pattern and diagonal Louis Vuitton signature. The unique design reveals masculinity as well as youth of men. Stage manager accused of theft from ‘Lipstick Jungle’ Love or hate Lipstick Jungle, if you have seen the wardrobe of the three Manhattan friends you would want to stop in their closet and take some items. But my wanting to take some of their items would stop at wanting, because stealing their items and then trying to sell them on eBay would be a scandal. And this is the very scandal a stage manager on production facilities for NBC’s “Lipstick Jungle” is accused of. The stage manager, Arthur Moreira, has been charged with stealing almost $30,000 in designer fashion items from the show. Wonder what that would include. Surely fabulous handbags of Lipstick Jungle, like an Oscar de la Renta snakeskin handbag. Some items ended up on eBay and others were found in his apartment. And the reason he was caught is after French designer Sylvia Toledano found several items that the fashion house had lent to the show on eBay, according to the district attorney’s office.