Sep 18, 2015 10:19 PM
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Louis Vuitton is a French high end fashion House originally founded by the man who it is named after, in France, 1854.
It is a MNC in itself, selling products across 50 countries, and having sales in baggage, accessories, wallets, purses, shoes, women and men’s clothing lines, watches and scents. Louis Vuitton always has the monogram of its famous label, LV, painted across its products, a homage to its constant sense of style.
The brand has kept its loyalty to its original French style, and unlike its competitors, refuses to adapt to new designs or ranges. It is still immensely popular, and ranks first worldwide in terms of luxury accessories. Louis Vuitton is well-known for being a sign of affluence and luxury, and its bags are in no way affordable to a lay man, unless you are ready to make a big expense out of your pocket.
All products are extremely long lasting, and if kept in good conditions, could even be passed down from one generation to the next as vintage. Louis Vuitton bags are playful and appeal to young working women, with its ‘Audra’ bag line, designed by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, being its most recent and most successful line. While it is not easily sought after in India, its appeal worldwide is exponential, and so are its duplicates.
One should be careful of getting an authentic LV bag, checking first the label inside the bag and then the entire product for any defects. No true LV bag will hit the market with a problematic zip or without its trademark monogram. LV bags may not be the most price-friendly, but they are truly beautiful and classic gifts to be bought for a special occasion or after careful saving. It is in many ways, just like the classic French woman, understated and elegant.
