The 'Madonna Era' has officially come to an END

This nightmare creation is from Louis Vuitton at last night's Costume Institute Gala at The Met.
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Hot Legs!

They say diamonds are a girl's best friend, which may explain the impressive turnout of Hollywood's leading ladies at a Cartier party last night.
The Devil Wears Prada star Anne Hathaway led the procession of glamorous actresses as the jewellery company celebrated its 100th anniversary in New York.
All eyes in Fifth Avenue were on her incredibly long legs as she sashayed onto the red carpet in an amazingly short midnight blue dress by Louis Vuitton.
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LAPD Confiscate $2.8-Million in Counterfeits

Los Angeles, California — More than 200,000 counterfeit apparel items and pirated CDs and DVDs, with a street value of $2.8 million, were seized last week in the second-largest raid in Los Angeles County history.
Operation Clean Sweep, which took place from Dec. 18 to 20 in multiple downtown Los Angeles locations, yielded 28 arrests.
Among the apparel items were virtually every luxury designer — Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Cartier, Ed Hardy, Coach.
Los Angeles Times report HERE

Madonna & Louis

There are no prominent veins in sight as Madonna poses seductively on a chair while holding a leg up - wearing fishnet tights, a tailored jacket and stilettos in the sexy Louis Vuitton shoot.
The newly-divorced star is said to have commanded a £6.5million fee for the campaign.
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The New Face of Louis Vuitton

Rolling Stones guitarist and rock-and-roll bad boy Keith Richards is to become the new public face of Louis Vuitton, the French luxury fashion house said on Tuesday.
For his first ever ad campaign, the 64-year-old Richards — who has a rocky history of drug use — is seen cradling his guitar on a hotel-room bed, the lights obscured by skull-print black drapes.

“Some journeys cannot be put into words. New York. 3 am. Blues in C,” runs the slogan of the ad, shot by US photographer Annie Leibovitz and due to appear in the magazine press next month.

Richards plans to donate the fee for the ad to the Climate Project, launched by Nobel-winning former US vice-president Al Gore and backed by Louis Vuitton.
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So...style and class meets snorting your dad's ashes off a hooker's ass…

The only other thing that comes to mind is…

...one good Copyright Infringment deserves another

Just a week after winning a lawsuit against Britney Spears, Louis Vuitton bosses apologized to artist Anthon Beeke for using his "Naked Ladies Alphabet" without his permission.

The naked ladies were bent into the shape of the fashion house's name by artist Vanessa Beecroft and the design then displayed on the 4,300-square-foot space on top of the Champs-Elysées store in Paris. Both Beecroft and Louis Vuitton have apologized to the Dutch graphic designer and will cease to use any images that may infringe on the artist's copyright.

The French fashion house won a $117,000 cash settlement and the rights to have a Britney Spears ‘Do Somethin’ video banned from future use after it was agreed, last week, it infringed copyright by featuring the label's trademark print.