Ad Campaign: Louis Vuitton's Core Values Present: Angeline Jolie

Louis Vuitton released a sneak peak to Santa Angelina Jolie's Core Values ad campaign for the luxury brand. The ad campaign will launch this Wednesday, shot by photographer Annie Liebovitz.

Photo from Louis Vuitton

Core Values is an ad campaign by power house brand Louis Vuitton to broaden their audience while emphasizing the brand's travel roots. Sean Connery, Keith Richards, Bono, and Catherine Deneuve were the former ambassadors of the ad campaign and now the ever stunning and gorgeous Jolie grace the campaign.

Wearing her own clothes and her own LV bag (isn't even in production anymore) on a boat in Cambodia. From what I heard, the brand paid Angie a whooping US$10,000,000 just to hang out with her and photographer Annie Liebovitz.

Slim Fit or Italian Fit? What Eva!

I love French girls because of chic and fabulous style but Italian guys are sexy...do you know why?

Based from The Sartorialist himself, Italian guys look sexy because of two main factors; Back dart and meticulously rolled-up sleeves.

photo from The Sartorialist

A darted shirt is a two stitched down folds of fabric on the back of the shirt that gives you a fitted look (in-case you have no idea what back dart means!), but it depends on your preference how fit you wanted it to be. Many brands nowadays sell darted shirt (slim fit) but cost higher compare to a regular shirt without dart,  brands like Zara, Topman, United Colors of Benetton, and even high-end brands. But you can have darted shirt without costing you much. A visit to your favorite seamstress and repair your regular fit shirt is an inexpensive way to have darted shirt, how much will it cost you? less than PH 200 or $4?

So if you want the "Italian Fit"...DART it! LOL.

But I don't want to see flashing nips! hahaha... it means too tight!

Except this guy...yumminess (photo from The Sartorialist)

MUJI will invades Manila soon...

Oh I die!......

Photos from Muji site

Japanese lifestyle brand MUJI ♥ is coming to the Philippines. The brand is opening their flagship store at Bonifacio High Street in October.

For MUJI lovers.... no need to fly to Hong Kong or Japan to buy items from them.

Muji is a Japanese lifestyle brand, famous for no-brand products. Offers minimalist and simplicity of their design. Selling from apparel and accessories to furniture and food. Muji is distributed by Store Specialist Inc., but hoping the price here in the Philippines are almost the same price in Hong Kong.