It’s my most favorite Man Bag Monday of the season, you guys! As far as big handbag brands go, Louis Vuitton is without question the line that gives the most amount of love to its male customers instead of just focusing on us ladies. Not only does Vuitton do a full runway show of menswear in Paris during Men’s Fashion Week every season, but the clothes area always accompanies by a litany of utterly gorgeous manbags.

Some seasons the designs skew more feminine than others and seem as though they might actually be intended to be carried by women and they gay men who are seriously jealous of our accessories. Louis Vuitton Fall 2012, on the other hand, was full of bags that almost anyone could appreciate – gay men both feminine and masculine, straight dudes, ladies. The color palette was one of neutral tans and greyed-out navys, with hardware and embellishment kept to a minimum. Something tells me this collection is going to sell quite briskly once it hits stores in late summer. Check out more pictures after the jump.

Louis Vuitton’s Spring 2012 runway show was a joy to behold for a variety of reasons: the enormous carousel set piece bearing dozens of the world’s best models, girlish clothes in the most powdery and feminine of pastels, luxury in every detail. The entire collection felt fresh, light and joyful. Personally, though, I was distracted by one thing and one thing only, which was trying to guess how much the littany of crocodile pieces, from bags to jackets, would cost once they hit retail. Not only is crocodile astronomically expensive all on its own, but Vuitton tends to charge a premium for all of its products, above and beyond most another brands.
For the handbag star of the collection, the Louis Vuitton Crocodile Old Speedy Flap, we now have an answer, but go ahead and try to guess before you peek.

$33,000.

My personal guess was around $35,000 and I thought that even that kind of figure might be a little low, particularly when you consider that so many designers seem to be in some sort of unofficial race to see who can produce the most ridiculously expensive bag of them all. (Hermes probably has everyone already beat on that anyway.) Not that $33,000 is something that is even within the realm of reason to pay for a handbag – it’s not! But, you know, it’s closer than The Row.

Louis Vuitton surely has clients who will pony up for this bag in one of its three colors – mint, jaune (pale yellow) or nuit (navy blue with a bit of softness) – or who knows, maybe someone will get it in all three. Primarily, though, pieces like this one serve a public relations function; not only do they get people talking, but they represent the designer as a purveyor of the sort of rarified goods that only a tiny sliver of the global population can ever hope to possess. If you have an extra thirty grand or so laying around the house, inquire about this bag via LouisVuitton.com.

As I’ve mentioned previously this week, the non-season seasons really irk me, as an accessories lover. Even Louis Vuitton, a company that knows where its bread is buttered (the brand didn’t even start making ready-to-wear until Marc Jacobs’ advent in the 90s), doesn’t release handbag shots with its standard lookbook for pre-season collections. C’mon, Vuitton, throw us a bone!
Because we have so many LV addicts in our audience, though, I thought I’d publish the lookbook itself, which includes several peeks at what this line will have to offer, purse-wise. There’s a little fur, a little matte leather and a little bit of saturated color. In short, most of these bags are a whole lot of wearable. I’ll take the emerald green duffel right now, thank you. Full photos after the jump – the immaculately detailed, incredibly luxurious clothes are worth a look as well.

One of the reasons I love Louis Vuitton handbags is that I prefer simply-designed pieces. Nowadays, every fashion house is trying to add something novel in its designs, and I admit that I have been a little worried about latest LV bags at first. However, it keeps its classy.
This bag is exceptional classic. Some people ran away when seeing the price tag of Louis Vuitton pieces, while a lot more people are crazy about LV. Well, you get what you pay for. Louis Vuitton never stops using luxurious materials, creating most amazing pieces, embracing the company for personal style, and keeping all the aesthetic details. That is what makes this fashion house special and greatly-loved. Just like this designer bag, it is crafted by Louis Vuitton damier canvas, with luxurious yet natural cowhide leather trimmings and rich shiny golden brass hardware. As a matter of fact, this Louis Vuitton handbag looks very much like one of the LV monogram empreinte bags, just more glamorous.

The Louis Vuitton damier azur canvas evrora GM handbag is right for my taste, a fabulous canvas bag with feminine pleats and a functional wear-it-two-ways shoulder bag with roomy capacity. The color scheme of the bag is quite elegant, and the feminine pleats together with the curved shape help to exude sophistication. Lined with soft microfiber, there are double patch pockets and additional large patch pocket inside. Without doubt, the zipped front pocket and D-ring offers the most convenient way for your keys and other small accessories. To be sure, this bag from Louis Vuitton catalogue is going to lead to a big pool of customers, and the pool will be enthusiastic and passionate just as always.

Find Lv NEVERFULL stripes tote for reviews :

Monogram Rayures Neverfull XL M40562
- Natural cowhide leather trimmings
and handles
- Golden brass hardware
- Large interior zipped pocket to
accommodate a long wallet
- A ring for keys and accessories
- Soft textile lining
- Size:8.27x 20.08x 14.96 inches
have to say that ,these stripe dece lines on LV purses make me think about my girl times make me younger…..
and you they are avaliable on estylefocus store now!!!!!!more there series you can visit the store !