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The majority of the Pallas bag is  Louis Vuitton Outlet the Monogram canvas, but the interior of the bag has colored calf leather peeking out, giving it a very distinctive look. There's a smaller crossbody version, the Pallas BB, which is, of course, the version I like best. The interior is more luxe than other LV bags, with microfiber lining. The price is also much higher, which seems to be the norm for LV in general now. There isn't much more to this bag; it's a great size, it has an adjustable shoulder strap, and it's all about the Monogram.
While we all sit under a blizzard Louis Vuitton Handbags in New York, a lot has been happening in Paris. Couture shows just started, and immediately before them, the world's biggest menswear brands opened the Fall 2015 show season. One of the last shows on the schedule was Louis Vuitton, and under the guidance of men's creative director Kim Jones, the brand's iconic monogram canvas has made a comeback.
Jones has overseen the design on Louis Vuitton Luggage several impressive men's accessories collections over the past few seasons, but in the past, the emphasis has generally been on leather or Damier, Vuitton's less flashy signature print. This collection does feature a new take on Damier Graphite, one with graphic rope detailing that pays tribute to late designer and artist Christopher Nemeth.
The unexpected star of the handbag Louis Vuitton Shoes show is monogram, though, and it makes its appearance in fairly straightforward ways: simply shaped bags and accessories that, on first glance, appear quite similar to bags Vuitton has made for decades. Many have contrasting trim or edge paint, though, and some come with collection-specific zipper pulls. Check out all the accessory photos below; you can expect these bags to hit stores in about six months.
Nicolas Ghesquiere is onto his second major season of agenda-setting at the new Louis Vuitton, and his dreamy-mod vision of 70s nostalgia has returned for the Louis Vuitton Spring 2015 ad campaign. Ghesquiere started revealing the photos, Louis Vuitton Wallets lensed by Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber and Juergen Teller (just like last season) on his personal Instagram account at the end of last year, and now the brand itself has added a few more official ads to the lineup.
The ads feature a couple of the same models from Fall 2014, including Freja Beha Erichsen, plus the addition of actress Jennifer Connelly. Connelly has been a fixture at Vuitton events and in the brand's clothes since Ghesquiere took the brand's helm, so her spot in the ads feels natural.
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