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guys for the job – they have consistently been sending out top notch collections and they have a hugely successful accessories business and eye, key for Louis Vuitton where accessories still reign.according to advocacy group Human Rights Watch. So the government’s declaration of the Louis Vuitton cruise 2011new park came as a relief. "The main objective of the park … is to reduce pressure on the use of natural resources, given that they are finite," said government spokesman Alberto Nkutumula. Situated close to the Zimbabwe border, the park will protect hippos, elephants, lions, leopards and the rare roan antelope. "The rest of the province is being mined for whatever they can get out, so it is good that something has been put into conservation," Mozambique-based environmental consultant Sean Nazerali said. "This is one of the most active countries in the developing world in making new concession areas."

ouis Vuitton's iconic luggage and handbags. Readers can discover the genealogy of the “Neverfull” and the iconic “Sac Plat,” for example, which descended from a laundry bag and a rigid clothing case. The Louis Vuitton epi leather work also includes a selection of “family portraits,” illustrating various lines and styles of Louis Vuitton bags through th - See more at: Rebecca Lowthorpe, fashion features director, Elle It’s an almost open secret that it’s Ghesquire, isn’t it? If so, I think he’ll be brilliant and bring with him a very different modern and exciting vision for the house. He’s a true fashion leader with a unique vision so expect a complete overhaul of the Vuitton brand.the Louis Vuitton brand has evolved to meet the demands of modern women, both in terms of fashion trends and lifestyle. This evolution is explored with an

almost scientific rigor in “Louis Vuitton City Bags: A Louis Vuitton nomade leather bagNatural History,” a new illustrated book published by Rizzoli. Fashion historian Florence Müller, the main author of this ambitious work, collaborated with sociologist Jean-Claude Kaufmann, author Ian Luna and journalists Colombe Pringle and Mariko Nishitani for a multidisciplinary approach. The result is an in-depth history and impressively complete taxonomy of the French brand's famous bags, which have come to symbolize the essence of modern fashion. - See more at: Susie Lau, Stylebubble The natural candidate is Nicolas Ghesquire of course. It would be great to see him back at a house and his take on Louis Vuitton would be interesting to see. However, I would love it if he also had