Koji je nivo taštine potreban da bi i kese za đubre koje koristite morale biti markirane prepoznatljivim znakom neke modne kuće?
Uvek ima onih koji žele da im svaki aspekt života bude sa što više stila. Fino je odlaziti kod kozmetičara, kupovati krpice i gizdati se svaki dan, ali šta kada ponekad moramo da se spustimo na zemlju i uposlimo svoje manikirane ručice nečim neprijatnijim, kao što je iznošenje smeća? Tu uskače u pomoć "Louis Vuitton" plastična kesa za đubre sa vidljivim znakom kojim ćete svima dati do znanja da ste potpuno upućeni u svetske trendove. Nema veze što nisu prave, bitno je da liče!
Uvek ima onih koji žele da im svaki aspekt života bude sa što više stila. Fino je odlaziti kod kozmetičara, kupovati krpice i gizdati se svaki dan, ali šta kada ponekad moramo da se spustimo na zemlju i uposlimo svoje manikirane ručice nečim neprijatnijim, kao što je iznošenje smeća? Tu uskače u pomoć "Louis Vuitton" plastična kesa za đubre sa vidljivim znakom kojim ćete svima dati do znanja da ste potpuno upućeni u svetske trendove. Nema veze što nisu prave, bitno je da liče!
A ko je Louis, onaj pravi:
Louis Vuitton (born, August 4, 1821; died, February 27, 1892), future founder of his eponymous company, was born in Jura, France (now part of the commune of Lavans-sur-Valouse). In 1835, he moved to Paris. The trip from his hometown to Paris was over 400 kilometer
s (249 mi), and he traveled the distance by foot. On his way there, he picked up a series of odd jobs to pay for his journey. There, he became an apprentice Layetier to prominent households.Because of his well established reputation in his field, Napoleon III of France appointed Vuitton as Layetier to his wife, Empress Eugénie de Montijo. Through his experience with the french aristocracy, he developed expert knowledge of what made a good travelling case. It is now that he begins to design his own luggage, setting the foundations for LV Co.
s (249 mi), and he traveled the distance by foot. On his way there, he picked up a series of odd jobs to pay for his journey. There, he became an apprentice Layetier to prominent households.Because of his well established reputation in his field, Napoleon III of France appointed Vuitton as Layetier to his wife, Empress Eugénie de Montijo. Through his experience with the french aristocracy, he developed expert knowledge of what made a good travelling case. It is now that he begins to design his own luggage, setting the foundations for LV Co.
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