Louis Vuitton ads banned after design house misled customers by suggesting its bags were hand-stitched
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Three people complained to the ASA, saying they did not believe the designer bags were made entirely by hand. And after being challenged by the ASA, the designers admitted that sewing machines had been used, but said production of the bags was ‘not automated’ and that there were over 100 stages in the making of each bag. The controversial ad showed a photo of a seamstress stitching the handle of a handbag, with the text reading: ‘The seamstress with linen thread and beeswax. The underthings that underpin M&S profits ‘A needle, linen thread, beeswax and infinite patience protect each over-stitch from humidity and the passage of time. ‘One could say that a Louis Vuitton bag is a collection of details. But with so much attention lavished on every one, should we only call them details?’ A second ad showed a woman making a wallet, with the text stating: ‘The young woman and the tiny folds.
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Government expenditure grew 2.4 percent and exports increased 1.8 percent. The central bank forecasts the current-account surplus will be a record $53 billion in 2013. Koreas domestic economy has already entered a recovery path, said Jean Lim, a Seoul-based economist at the Korea Institute of Finance. Now its a matter of when to hike the benchmark rate rather than cutting it. International bond sales in Korea total $7.6 billion this quarter compared with $7.2 billion in the same period of 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Interest costs for issuers have dropped from near a 15-month high set in June of 3.60 percent to 3.37 percent as of Sept. 11, JPMorgan Chase & Co. indexes show. Of the 29 dollar-denominated bond issues since June 30 in the Asia-Pacific region excluding Japan, 11 have been from South Korean borrowers, Bloomberg data show.
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The same restraint was evident in ankle boots and loafers the seasons it bag can be held or slung across the body. that referenced the 80s. What some shoes lacked in heft, they more than made up for in embellishments. Casual footwear, including an attractive pair of python loafers, had rivets. Apart from comfy moccasin slip-ons, the LV Cruise Collection also had slippers in leather and denim and barely-there two-strap sandals.
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And they love the glitz and glam: donning Louis Vuitton handbags and Richemont watches, sipping Dom Perignon champagne, and cruising around in Audis. “Chinese consumers have buoyed and kept the luxury markets around the world solvent,” said Shaun Rein, Shanghai-based managing director of the China Market Research Group. In addition to clamoring for designer goods at stores in Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, Chinese tourists have dominated sales at flagship locations on New York’s Fifth Avenue and throughout Europe, where the goods are about 30% cheaper than they are on mainland China. A Louis Vuitton boutique in London was recently forced to limit shoppers to three purchases to make sure they would have enough left, said Kirk Cheyfitz, CEO of global marketing agency Story Worldwide, at the Bloomberg China Investment Strategies conference earlier this month. Playing the trend CLSA forecasts that China will become the world’s largest market for luxury goods over the course of the next decade, accounting for 44% of global sales by 2020, from 15% today. Emerging markets are hot: Place your bets Though they do take a hit during economic downturns, Magoon Capital Chief Executive Christian Magoon said the luxury brand companies are still sound investments. “Luxury brand companies are solid investments over the long term because it’s very difficult for new players to enter the space,” Magoon said. “These brands have tradition and status that makes them unique and gives them the ability to price things as high as they want.” Chinese buyers are Louis Vuitton’s biggest customers already, according to CLSA, and sales will likely keep growing alongside an increase in the number of Chinese millionaires. And demand for luxury goods is likely to pick up even more steam if the Chinese government allows the yuan to appreciate, which would make imports like Louis Vuitton bags less expensive. Prada may be the next hot buy.
From girl-next-door to smouldering Louis Vuitton model: Behind the scenes of Michelle Williams’ first fashion campaign
Posing pouts: In a behind the scenes video released by Louis Vuitton, the 32-year-old is seen getting into character for her model moment: pouting, smiling, posing seriously and bursting into giggles Lights, camera: The campaign marks Ms Williams’ first major fashion endorsement, aside from a brief spell as an ambassador for Band of Outsiders for spring/summer 2012 Primp and prime: The Louis Vuitton campaign, certainly a far cry from her days as Jen Lindley on Dawson’s Creek, had some high-fashion help from hairstylist Sam McKnight and make-up artist by Stephane Marais Louis Vuitton’s latest: The actress models the French fashion house’s new fall collection in the campaign The Louis Vuitton campaign, certainly a far cry from her days as Jen Lindley on Dawson’s Creek, had some high-fashion help from hairstylist Sam McKnight and make-up artist by Stephane Marais. Best known for her roles in Brokeback Mountain and My Week With Marilyn, Ms Williams is currently filming Suite Francaise, based on the novel by Irene Nemirovsky, which follows a blossoming romance between a French villager and a German soldier during the early years of the German occupation in France. The actress discussed her role as Marilyn Monroe, revealing just how seriously she takes each character in the lead up to a film. image002.png Looking on: Louis Vuitton’s large creative team behind the shoot Fashion role: Best known for her roles in Brokeback Mountain and My Week With Marilyn, Ms Williams is adept at getting into character ‘I started working on Marilyn a year before we started filming,’ she said. ‘Some things, they require our muscle memory.
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We were down 1-3 and couldn’t afford any more mistakes. Even so, we missed our start and took off several lengths behind the Americans – it couldn’t have looked any worse. But we were ready for war, and we summoned up the strength to come back 2-3, and then equalize at 3-3.” On Sept. 26, 1983, Bertrand carried off a victory that was celebrated for months in Australia and lamented for four years in America (until Conner won the trophy back in 1987). Conner said that the Louis Vuitton Cup always provided great preparation for the America’s Cup races and that winning the Cup back from Australia was one of the greatest moments of his life. “We were hailed as heroes back in the United States,” Conner said.
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When Victoria wore the dress at Wimbledon earlier this year, many critics argued it wasn’t suitable occasion wear and is more suited to the bedroom than anywhere else. But it seems Daisy has silenced the critics by stepping out in the retro underwear-as-outerwear trend just months later. Daisys pinstriped dress from Louis Vuittons AW13 collection looked amazing on her, showingoff her killer curves and enviable cleavage. The slate-coloured negligee featured a line of sequins along the bottom hem which brought along the wow factor to the Benefit party. The 24-year-old beauty completed her red carpet look with a metallic box clutch, glossy straight tresses and a natural beauty look. Victoria Beckham’s lacy nightie was a little out of place for Wimbledon earlier this year [Rex] At the Benefit party thrown to celebrate the launch of the brands new flagship street in Carnaby Street, London Daisy was spotted chatting to DJ Gemma Cairney. The stars skin looked flawless under the light and we spoke to her to find out her beauty secret. [ Daisy Lowe reveals her tips for Christmas party dressing ] I cant live without High Beam! she told us. The highlighter is used to accentuate cheek and brow bones for a radiant glow. The model popped along to the perfume counter for a spritz of Benefit fragrance before making her exit to the Louis Vuitton dinner across the capital.
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