In recent two years, the top fashion houses, such as Dior, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton have begun to exploit timepiece market. Louis Vuitton is always celebrated by its personified luxury and exquisite craftsmanship. Inspired by Jean-Eugene Robert-Houdin clock in the 19th century, Louis Vuitton released the luxury Tambour Mysterieuse series which is also part of the first series which is completely manufactured and assembled by Louis Vuitton in their workshop in Switzerland.

LV115 is one of the watches of Tambour Mysterieuse series, which is rigorously handmade, a technical masterpiece of 115 components. With strong power reserve function, the handmade watch has a 8 days – 8 hours power reserve. Now Louis Vuitton has come up with three models: the first, a resolutely technical creation of clean, minimal lines; the second is classic, sophisticated, accented in brown or gray; the third, a supremely feminine model radiating an aura of jeweled artistry. The three models just illustrate the semblance of the watches. To ensure its uniqueness, Louis Vuitton has worked out a thousand and one ways to claim it as one’s own. Besides the owner of the Tambour Mysterieuse has a myriad of choices into an original composition, yellow, white or red gold or platinum, dimond, rubies or sapphires, brilliant or baguette cut to reflect its uniqueness. Moreover, Louis Vuitton specially designed a trunk for this luxury watch. It is also customized. According to the leather, lining and their color chose by the owner, the historic Louis Vuitton workshops in Asnieres would make it. All the traditional practices are honored in its making, every standard that has meant the longstanding success of the brand.

Every Tambour Mysterieuse would take one year to complete and weigh a astronomical price. According to the materials chose, the most expensive one would amount to 200 thousand Euros. I think only a few elites will have a chance to wear the magic and exceptional Tambour Mysterieuse timepiece. More Louis Vuitton Products are available on Top1handbag.net

People tend to associate charming noble men with cigar and wine, which are two things I do not like at all. True, a modest amount of wine is of help to the health while the cigar is definitely of no help. However, the smoke from fine cigar is rather charming and this Louis Vuitton Cigar Case.

You can tell from the name that this cigar case can store 150 cigars at just the right humidity. That is a large capacity. Created in mahogany, it is enhanced by an elegant ebony finish and a pear wood Monogram inlay, which of course will keep your cigar as sound as possible for a long time. This case features Mahogany with Macassar ebony veneer finish and pear tree wood accents. It has cedar lining to absorb humidity together with credo humidification system and hygrometer. If you are already a cigar lover, I recommend you this cigar case. But if you do not smoke, you do better never touch it, no matter how beautiful this cigar case is. More Louis Vuitton Products are available on Top1handbag.net

Louis Vuitton Cigarette Case is a discreet and practical accessory. The flap tucks neatly into the base to form a pouch to hold cigarettes or bills. Personally, I despise smoking. Most of that may be because it makes my clothes reek and I can not breathe when I am around it. I am an asthmatic so smoking is the last thing on my mind. But by golly if you are going to smoke, at least carry your Cigarette in style! For yet another Pointless Post, I bring you the Louis Vuitton Cigarette Case. Seriously how much more chic could you be? Why not whip out your cig from the classic LV Monogram canvas with coordinating brown leather lining and a flap closure. If I were to buy this case, I would stick some of those pieces of gum made to look like cigarettes in it right in there. Ha. Measuring 2.5 ? L x 4.5 ? H, this elegant accessory would make the people at Truth just squirm. But whatever floats your boat. The price is 205USD. More Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Handbags are on sale at Top1handbag.net

I bet you must still remember the classic Louis Vuitton Monogram Multicoloure created by Louis Vuittion and Japanese artist Takashi Murakami in 2003. The Monogram multicoloure was a big hit and has seen a variety of variations of the years. Fortunately, the month we can witness this most successful and most talked about collaborations in fashion again.

After many well-received collections in the past, Takashi Murakami is set to launch another collaborative collection Multicoloure Spring Pallete with fashion super-brand Louis Vuitton later this month. This collection is a revamp of the wallets and small leather goods in the original Multicoloure collection. The multicolour logo comes with pinks, blues, greens, oranges, reds etc, bringing you Louis Vuitton’s new Insolite Wallets.

Furthermore, to kick off the launch of the Multicoloure Spring Pallete, Murakami has created a short video to outline the release at hand titled “Super First Love”. The wallets and small leather goods will be released on April 28 when the Louis Vuitton Omotesando flagship store in Tokyo will enjoy a special animated display. More Louis Vuitton Monogram Multicolore Handbags are on sale at Top1handbag.net

Folks, we’ve done it. I think. Maybe I’m being optimistic. But, with the advent of the Louis Vuitton Card Deck Set, I think it may be possible for someone with enough money and enough dedication to go through their entire day without deigning to use a product that’s not luxury branded. We’ve covered Chanel and Hermes bicycles, Gucci makes wallpaper, Fendi makes bedding, Versace makes furniture. And now, your husband won’t just be playing poker with the guys, he’ll be playing Louis Vuitton poker. And that won’t get him made fun of by his buddies AT ALL, I promise.

Eluxury promises that this set includes three “luxurious” decks of cards, so please, help me brainstorm in the comments – exactly how does one make playing cards luxurious? The first thing that came to my mind was having the symbols ever so carefully covered in close-cropped mink, making them slightly furry. How would you do it?