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Louis Vuitton City Guide 2012 – Hong Kong, Dim sum

Terry Ng — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 00:04:23 +0000

The Hong Kong City Guide 2012 will be available in Louis Vuitton stores from October 15th. Dim sum… yum!

Behind-the-Scenes Look into Kanye West x Louis Vuitton

Terry Ng — Tue, 26 May 2009 21:27:50 +0000

Knotoryus takes us backstage into Kanye West’s collaboration with Louis Vuitton. They have a nice writeup with photos of the Louis Vuitton Don working on design sketches with LV designer Fabrizio Vitti. His next footwear lineup is geared for late 2009 release.

Kanye West Louis Vuitton Sneaker Ads

Terry Ng — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 22:56:08 +0000

Photographer Steve Shaw has released his photo series for Kanye West’s Louis Vuitton sneaker collaboration. Great photography, and a nice appearance from Yeezy’s girlfriend and model, Amber Rose.

Complete photo shoot at Kanye University.

Kanye West Wants to Be Addressed as Martin Louis The King Jr.

Terry Ng — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:12:25 +0000

In a in a video message uploaded on his blog, the “Louis Vuitton Don” rapper arrogantly tells us:

Due to what has happened – what has happened so severely when the red shoes hit the runway, I was forced to change my name to Martin Louis the King Jr. Address me as such.

Are you kidding me Kanye? Oh wait… I mean Yeezy… or Yeez, or Louis Vuitton Don… I didn’t mind your previous nick names at all but Martin Louis the King Jr? Mad props on the shoe collab with Louis Vutton, but this new nick has got to be some kind of joke.

(thumbnail photo by Marisa Mlynarek)

Louis Vuitton Tries Television Advertising

Terry Ng — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 22:45:41 +0000

Up to now, fashion and luxury good brand, Louis Vuitton has only relied on selected press for its advertising campaigns. Although the print ads have been highly successful with such faces as Steffi Graf, Andre Agassi and Gisele BÃ¼ndchen, they’re expanding the brand with television advertising. The idea came from Antione Arnault, director of the communication department.

This 90 second travel-themed commercial explores the idea of “Where will life take?” Although the cinematography is great, I felt that it was a little on the slow and boring side. There’s not enough engagement or draw to keep the viewer wanting to see the entire spot, which is crucial because the Louis Vuitton logo doesn’t show up until the very end.