The brand was recently dubbed as the most valuable fashion brand in the world belting out a range of the trendiest pieces every season, along with some great campaigns. Louis Vuitton’s latest ‘Core Values’ campaign featuring legendary boxer Muhammad Ali and his grandson puts the brand on the center stage.
The Core Values campaign roping in the illustrious names from different spheres banks upon the cult status of Muhammad Ali this time. Though the ad shows the boxer in all his humility but it’s his 3-year-old grandson who envisages the typical Muhammad Ali aggression with gloves on and chest out.
The campaign also featuring Louis Vuitton’s ‘Keepall 50’ bag has been shot by photographer Annie Leibowitz at the backyard of the rumble in the jungle star’s house in Phoenix.
As we have always maintained that when it comes to Karl Lagerfeld then expect it to be larger-than-life, state of the art with the topping of loads of glamour and bizarreness. 
The 13th edition of IIFA Rocks 2012 saw designer Suneet Varma showcasing his special collection at the launch of Envi by Gitanjali and Gemfields. 
The designer celebrating his 25 years in the industry belted out a preppy collection titled, ‘The Eternal Lightness of Being’. The free flowing frivolous designs by Suneet were complemented by an exquisite collection of high-end jewellery studded with emeralds. The colorful printed extravaganza by the designer featured well-detailed slinky gowns, draped saris and fit-and-flare dresses.
The much anticipated launch of BiKa Swimwear by Ambika Sanjana at the luxurious store CREO in Mumbai came up with a fashionable soiree recently.
The arid summery pastures often get monotonous enough that only splashes of colors can bring life. And our fashion creators know pretty well that colors galore are a preppy practical way to happy modish summers. So here is color blocking making inroads to the state-of-the-art wardrobes.
The launch of Asia’s Youngest Designer Prachi Badve’s first store in Kothroor, Pune came up with a cocktail soiree hosted by TehseenPoonawala, of late.
