Taking selfie pictures is becoming an usual thing – upload it on Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp and there’s no bigger online collection of Selfies than on Instagram.
And because Selfie is already big thing on the internet, why bother to shoot complicated pictures for the ad campaign.
It’s just like what Einstein once said: ‘Everything should be made as simple as possible’. Dress up the models with expensive dresses, jeans and shirts, then give them a pair of dream shoes and finalize it with the next-season-handbag.
Where to shoot?
Well, how about in an abandon building where the stairs are populated with dust. But really, I like where we’re going. Instead of heavily photoshopping the images, these look all-natural. It’s like you have shot a picture of your friend using her iPhone. But that’s the story. These clothes are for casual wear, you could just swap them and then go meet your friends.
Another form of art.
A lot of these handbags were already presented during the Spring Summer 2015 Runway, but the style is different – like the Petite Malle Shoulder Bag in new multicolor white, blue, yellow and black. Like the new Lady Bag in lipstick red, like the Alma Bag in different print of monogram. They are all stunning, which one did you like again?
Louis Vuitton’s Italian shoes are the very height of luxury. Its Venice workshop claims to embody “ancestral savoir-faire” at a area “revered for its fine shoe craftsmanship”.It is an image burnished by one of the greatest advertising budgets on earth. The Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (LVMH) luxury group spent $4.4bn (#3.45bn) annually on marketing its portfolio of top tags, which vary from Moet & Chandon champagne to Givenchy, TAG Heuer and Louis Vuitton shoes, adorned with the LV logo that’s a international badge of wealth.This is, however, far from the full picture. A number of the boots and shoes it sells between #500 and #1,800 a set and stamped as “made in Italy” are largely made in Transylvania, a region better known for vampires than any convention of luxury craftsmanship.Louis Vuitton stages gaudy cruise show in Japanese mountains.The factories are a well-kept secret, their individuality carefully guarded. The management says it’s taken pains to make certain they do not turn up at a Google search. On the outside there isn’t any mention of this brand — only a shadow of the Louis Vuitton checkerboard print, painted in gray on the factory walls. The name on the gate is Somarest, a little-known LVMH subsidiary.A French TV documentary group was turned back in those gates in 2014. Anonymous employees said entire shoes were made in Romania before being sent to Italy, where the bottoms were inserted. Bernard Arnault, LVMH’s chief executive and France’s richest person, refused the claim.
