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Calling all LV's Limited Edition Bags Collectors


Nothing I love tackling more than finding limited edition items in Kuwait. Let's all welcome the Louis Vuitton Aquarelle Bag released earlier last week at LV's boutiques located at Salhiya Complex. This limited edition bag is probably the only bag from Richard Prince collaboration with Marc Jacobs which I actually like... A LOT.

The modified version of the Speedy has a wooden frame with washed out and smudged watercolor monogram. The handles are made of mulit-colored lizard skin, which makes it easy to wear with almost everything. I love the way it opens up, you can see everything in your bag with one glance, which also makes it easy to find your car keys. It only comes in this size and color. And girlfriend, expect to pay a hefty KD 1,050 for this piece of art. Yup.

If that's waaay over your budget, then you can get the smaller version of the bag (shown below) but in blackish-brown. I think it cost something around KD 900 or KD 800, not sure. Honestly? It doesn't look as nice as the white one. But if you're a "collector's-item" type of gal and on a budget, then this should do the trick.

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Anonymous said…
my birthday is comming up soon.. i wish some1 would get me this bag :P
17 May, 2008
Confashion said…
anonymous
Send this post to your friends or relatives, they might get the hint :)
17 May, 2008
Anonymous said…
the first bag pictured is featured in the current May issue of UK Elle, page 271(right botom corner) priced A 1,650 pounds.. I think am going to write a lovely letter to the head office of LV- I truly loathe being scammed.
21 May, 2008
Anonymous said…
Honey, you aren't being scammed unless you buy the bag. Moreover, if you don't agree with the price, just call any LV store in London and ask them if they can ship to Kuwait. Simple, eh?
25 May, 2008
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