No, I didn't buy anything. I would have been about half a day late anyway. By the time I walked in there, to check if perchance a pair of those cool black Lanvin glasses was wasting away in some forgotten corner, the store was cleaned pretty much out of Lanvin merchandise. A few Japanese girls were sitting in a corner, dazed, but alert enough to clutch their Lanvin shoe boxes firmly in their arms, their male friends carrying big Lanvin bags heavy with purchases.
Somehow, most of the Lanvin bag carriers seemed to have visited the Louis Vuitton store too.
I love the Windows and think the campaign was pretty amazing - especially the one in the U station Stephansplatz, but I do not think that the clothes were worth a buy.
No, I didn't buy anything. I would have been about half a day late anyway. By the time I walked in there, to check if perchance a pair of those cool black Lanvin glasses was wasting away in some forgotten corner, the store was cleaned pretty much out of Lanvin merchandise. A few Japanese girls were sitting in a corner, dazed, but alert enough to clutch their Lanvin shoe boxes firmly in their arms, their male friends carrying big Lanvin bags heavy with purchases.
ReplyDeleteSomehow, most of the Lanvin bag carriers seemed to have visited the Louis Vuitton store too.
i think i'm glad i stayed away!
ReplyDeleteLove the witty windows!
ReplyDeleteAh the loot...the loot!
ReplyDeleteThe happy loot.
And what do to with the gorgeous empty bags?
That is the question?
Frame them like trophies oof our loot?
I love the Windows and think the campaign was pretty amazing - especially the one in the U station Stephansplatz, but I do not think that the clothes were worth a buy.
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