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It’s all about following one’s Passion and Core Values and then connecting to like-minded People and waiting for the right Time

When watching the movie ‘LOST IN TRANSITION’ and some interesting and even hilarious excerpts of its making a month or so ago - perhaps not everyone’s cup of tea but very ensitively directed by Oskar-winning Sofia Coppola - who herself was cast into the movies right after birth by her dad, one of the real icons in cinema… "God-Father" Francis Coppola, it again became clear how important it is to follow one’s Dreams, formulate them clearly in one’s mind, and then work patiently and in a focused way to pull them together into reality. Of course, not everyone can come up with such a unique and brilliant set of cards right from the beginning, however, let this not be an excuse not to learn from this. . . to the contrary: be inspired!

As we are dealing with the ‘great equalizer’ - the Internet - and we are focusing on SEO Marketing strategies that are intended to catapult us to the top of Google - arguable the declared goal or target of any Internet Marketer - we have to give ourselves the means to achieve Excellence in what we do.

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Great Minds Think Alike - but Magic Happens in their Communication and Cooperation

Within the framework of our Educational Program YCADEMY we often discussed and always taught the Value of building your Authority and Credibility on the Internet, especially in view of a future where ETHICS will count and constructive and successful Business only evolves between transparent and trustworthy partners sharing the same Values as concerns Online Business.

Interestingly and in an almost parallel way, the French Fashion House Louis Vuitton is running its Core Values Ad Campaign featuring excelling cultural and political figures in a series of ads designed to commemorate the unique history of La Maison Louis Vuitton.

After featuring celebrities like French actress Catherine Deneuve, the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards, and Mikhail Gorbachev - the ‘Godfather’ and ‘Lost in Translation’ directors - Francis and Sofia Coppola - recently posed together in an Louis Vuitton Ad Campaign shot by photographer Annie Leibovitz in Argentina.

We are all Human Beings Sharing the same Experience - called Life

As I said earlier, we are not all born ‘eqal’ - at least seeing the many obvious differences in the world, we don’t perceive it like that. However, Thoughts and Dreams are free and it’s up to us to give them wings. As such, it’s humane and motivating to hear this famous and yet immensely discreet woman confessing to not being very comfortable in front of the camera:
"Annie’s used to shooting people who aren’t models. On the red carpet I’m self-conscious. The best way is not to look at the camera."

Read what she said to  The Times about her decision to appear on the LV Core Values Ad Campaign at all. Enjoy - and get rid of your own fears and limitations!

From Filmmaker to Designing a new Product line for Louis Vuitton

Who with an artistic streak and a feeling for design and Fashion hasn’t dreamed of designing their own Product Line?

In that sense, the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Sofia Coppola has taken on a new dimension and Sofia Coppola’s SC Bag in calf leather is planned to release in Spring ‘09.

Sofia says, “I didn’t want it too slouchy or too structured and definitely not black — people wear so much black that it’s nice to have a bag that’s a different color."

She noted also that her design was “inspired by a trip to Louis Vuitton’s original home in Asnières, on the outskirts of Paris.”  As I lived in that idyllic and secluded place myself in the late seventies, it brought back some wonderful souvenirs… although travelling free, no luggage needed!

As with her very specific movies that always deal with particular themes that weave through her life, note that with her Design for Louis Vuitton Leather Luggage and Handbags she also had a clear Vision of what she intended to achieve… as she stated that she wanted to design “the perfect bag that doesn’t exist”, a day bag that was “chic, discreet and lightweight and that isn’t enormous.”

We are writing the 10th of December 2008 today and according to my information the Sofia Coppola SC Collection will go on sale in Vuitton Luxury Boutiques and ‘flagships’ in March 2009.

The launch party to celebrate Sofia’s collection was planned for the 5th December in… Tokyo. Noone to be "Lost in Transition" there this time I hope. . . Kampai!

The common denominator? The lesson to be drawn?

Live your Dreams - but give yourself the means of doing so.

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Live your Dreams and Enjoy a Splendid LVday!

Bianca Gubalke

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The Art of Louis Vuitton Advertising

I don’t know about you, but I find the latest photo shoots featuring the stunning new ‘face’ for Louis Vuitton 2009 - MADONNA - just mesmerizing and incredibly inspirational.

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Bianca Gubalke

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Have a splendid LVday!

Bianca Gubalke

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When the Dream transcends into Creation… its Realization depends on the Power of Intent and the Precision and Accuracy accorded to Quality - be it in the Planning, the Materials or the Workmanship and Execution - and to Detail. While a well-tuned and harmonious Equipe of dedicated specialists - in other words Teamwork - is of the essence as in most any project or venture where Excellence is targeted and achieved, the fact is that If each detail contains the Vision of the Whole, the Whole reflects the Dream… and the world stands still in Awe and Admiration.

Louis Vuitton Luxury and Handbags - Precision in Quality and Detail

As we discussed in earlier articles, la Maison Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy is exemplary in always remaining truthful to a grand Passion and Dream. Everything is subordinate or in function of a very clear Vision reflected in absolutely everything without exception!

As such, Louis Vuitton Luxury and Handbag Advertisements have to reflect the Company’s Mission for Excellence…

‘Louis Vuitton Foundation for Creation’ in Paris by architect Frank Gehry

As such Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy not only makes a generous financial contribution to "… promote culture, heritage and contemporary creation…"  in France by sponsoring the 127 million dollar CLOUD by Frank Gehry, but also builds its Cultural Legacy and clear sign as to what it believes in, what it stands for - for generations to come. 

“The project is a dream, so the idea is to make a dream. . .  The idea is of a cloud made of glass.” ~ Frank Gehry ~

Louis Vuitton Marketing

For anyone who loves Louis Vuitton Luxury Products and wants to promote and sell them it goes without question that any form of Advertising should be done in style to reflect the unique Louis Vuitton Elegance and Design. That’s the visual part that touches our senses…

But there is the other side: Louis Vuitton is a strong brand and well established on all major relevant keywords on Google. Therefore, if you are marketing Louis Vuitton Handbags or Louis Vuitton Sunglasses and you want to be found on Google when anyone keys in a specific LV product he or she desires, you need to be on page one - no matter what! Of course, you can pay for Google Adwords - but wouldn’t you prefer to have your LV website or LV Blog right there on the left side - and let Google even pay you for it?

Is this possible? Doesn’t this take Search Engine Optimization  Specialists… and extremely high monthly budgets?

Yes… it is possible… and yes, it takes specialists… and Corporate Companies invest here and they should.

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Have a splendid LVday!

Bianca Gubalke

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Does one need an iPod case at all?

In case you didn’t know, Louis Vuitton isn’t the only fashion designer to create personalized iPod cases; in fact celebrities and fashion designers have joined forces a while ago already to create iPod cases for good causes and charity.

While Louis Vuitton’s iPod trunk for Chanel kingpin Karl Lagerfeld may be the most extravagant protection for any iPod and Donna Karan created her version out of hammered brass, featuring a playlist with music from 20 years of her glamorous fashion shows, hip-hop fashion designer Marc Ecko launched a charity project where celebrities will partner with top-notch fashion designers for the creation of their own iPod covers, examples being Carolina Herrera with Renee Zellweger and Judith Leiber with Katie Holmes. As such, the project “Styles & Sound” is a fundraising initiative for ‘Fashion Targets Breast Cancer’ (FTBC). celebrity partner.”

These iPod cases went on sale in June 2008 in an online charity auction, held in conjunction with eBay Live Auctions. All proceeds went to FTBC.

Does one need an iPod case at all?

yes, absolutely!

If you bought a brand-new iPod, get a protective cover as soon as possible and pay special attention to seeing to it that the sensitive fragile parts of your iPod are well protected as they are the most vulnerable to being damaged. Only the part of the iPod that you are using at the time should be exposed; not more. Cases come in hard aluminum or soft leather versions for carrying your iPod as clips, necklaces, wrist straps.

Count as of $35 - $100… or get your custom-made Louis Vuitton iPod trunk like Karl Lagerfeld… if you can wait up to 8 months and fork out a couple of thousand dollars…

The choice - as always - is your’s!

Have a great LVDay!

Bianca Gubalke

‘Louis Vuitton Foundation for Creation’ in Paris in a Building designed by famous Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry

Cape Town, 24 November 2008

Clouds always fascinated me! Don’t we all start dreaming when looking up into the sky watching the clouds… our thoughts transcending into immaterial spheres where spirit is free…? Where are we when we do this… here or there or inbetween?
And who are we anyway?

Life is all about Dreaming but some dream more than others… so much so that they create Magic… pulling their Visions straight into a material reality. May I invite you to look at the evolution of a cloud: CLOUD by Frank Gehry . . .

Today, when waking up, I had a Vision. Something difficult to express just fell into place - clearer than ever although with new mysteries to be solved. The concept is not new to me and probably not to you either, however, this was visual and it was almost physical: what we call an ‘aura’ - and the way we generally perceive it… namely as a halo of luminous radiation surrounding the head of a person of particular spiritual advancement or holiness as seen in religious art and often referred to as the ’spiritual signature’ of a person - suddenly appeared in a different light.

Imagine an inversed scenario.

The halo we see radiating away from a person’s head now coming in towards it instead. I clearly saw how humans are receptors… attracting from the Universe those powerful streams of energy we need to transform our dreams, thoughts and ideas into our material reality. The more ‘realistic’ an image is ’seen’ and ’sensed’ in the immaterial shape - almost pre-formated as one could call it in our web-based era - and then experimented and played with in various stages, expressions and aspects of its realization - be it sketches, models, writings, photos and discussions all on and around the same subject, the same dream - the bigger the chance of attracting all the combinations that are essential for its eventual realization.

The sensation connected to it was an almost sizzling surge of rays of energy all focused on the human brain (or whatever it represents or is hidden there still unbeknown to us). There was a cascade of laser beams from all sides, drawn in from the dark depths of the universe… suddenly appearing as luminous dots… developing into laser lines of light converging towards one target: the human head… forming a magnificent golden halo.

What happens then and there?

You see, the CLOUD by Frank Gehry and his amazing career and biography inspired me. What makes the difference between a project that’s being realized and another that isn’t - even if it appears ‘better’ in many aspects?

I remember formulating a concept for a European TV documentary on Award Winning Architectural Projects that were never realized and already filled endless drawers back in the late eighties… awesome projects of extreme audacity and beauty of the human mind… each single one of them. And while the documentary was never realized either (!), the questions surrounding it still fascinate me today.

Writing about the ‘Louis Vuitton Foundation for Creation’ in Paris in a Building designed by world-renowned Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry… plus the sudden flash of realization this morning re-awakened those thoughts: what makes the difference between one project being realized . . . while another isn’t?

If it’s not the quality… what is it? 
The  magnitude of intent amplified and transformed within the human mind?
Timing?

I won’t find the answer to this easily, however, when financial power is attracted by a creative genius Magic happens - as we see here in form of a fascinating Architecture by Frank Gehry for the Louis Vuitton Foundation for Creation in Paris, France.

This new museum for Modern Art with its dynamic flow of light and osmosis between the inside and the outside seamlessly integrating the surrounding natural environment of the Jardin d’Acclimatation within the heart of the Bois de Boulogne is certainly one of the most remarkable projects  Frank Gehry ever planned… never mind getting the green light to realize it in a dramatic setting amidst a huge park, a river, the sky - and of course: Paris!

The spectacular project was commissioned by modern patrons Bernard Arnault, chairman of LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy), and -Yves Carcelle, President of Louis Vuitton as part of their 15-year commitment to… "…promote culture, heritage and contemporary creation…"  in France.

Talking of ‘amplification’!

Let me quote from the time when this magnificent project with its projected completion in 2009, started. I leave it up to your receptiveness and readiness to look beyond the form to see how it all falls into place… and deduct from there the message it bears for you:

"The 127 million dollar museum is a dream coming true from Bernard Arnault, but also for Frank Gehry himself…"

Here’s from Frank Gehry - the artist, the architect, the Dreamer of an immaterial structure called . . . the CLOUD:

“The project is a dream, so the idea is to make a dream. . .
The idea is of a cloud made of glass.”

Look at some of Gehry’s most prominent buildings and their clearly defined style:

Guggenheim Museum of Bilbao, Spain - 1997

The architect has been quoted as saying that "the randomness of the curves are designed to catch the light". At the time, architect Philip Johnson called this icon of Deconstructivism "the greatest building of our time".

As you may notice, it already bears the theme of water and light.

Gehry-Tower, Hannover, Germany       Dance House, Prague, Hungary

Now look at the evolution . . . the distinct attempt to draw the immaterial into material form and shape: 

“I want everything to look like my drawings. The model is not quite there. We’ve built 30 or 40 models, and the design is still evolving. It’s not going to look exactly like this, so forgive me: I want the lines to look like the sketch…" (Frank Gehry)

Definitely, I want to move and flow within this space one day… re-capturing the extraordinary feelings of awe and inspiration a city buzzing with Arts and Architecture and cultural influences from all over the world - old and new - offered the young enthusiastic student back then…

Clearly… impossible without the "other side of the Dream" - the "modern Medicis" :

Here’s from Bernard Arnault:

"Creating an exceptional bond between Art and Culture, taking up the challenge of daring and emotion [...] 
It will be driven by what has always been our Group’s motivation: classicism and a break with the past, tradition and innovation."

Here’s from Yves Carcelle:

"Inviting the public to a journey at the heart of Creation [...]
Creation has always been one of the driving forces behind our success."

There is no Creation without a Dream… and as such the Louis Vuitton Foundation is the first of its kind in France based on the fusion of two ambitions: the long-standing commitment of France to promote the arts, civilizations and cultural exchanges and that of Louis Vuitton and LVMH - France’s key players in Art patronage since 1991.

And it all started with a Dream. . .

Look at the skies, follow the clouds and let your imagination fly. . .

Bianca Gubalke

Karl Lagerfeld’s custom Louis Vuitton iPod trunk

When writing how a Louis Vuitton Case is being made I had no idea what I would be discovering soon. . . although it reminds me of the times when I shot TV documentaries on Design Fairs in Germany in the early nineties, where the young Avantgarde was always my favorite… times when everything one needed was compressed into a minimum of space, more minimal even than minimalistic!

Forward 2008

Here now… the latest invention of La Maison Louis Vuitton! The creative genius with an explosive finger triggering the pulse of time. Truly… a case is not a case - but Louis Vuitton makes an exceptional case for everything!

Don’t get envious… when you see this special one-off show-off Travel Case to die for . . .  a Louis Vuitton iPod trunk for Karl Lagerfeld . . . made of black Taiga leather with brass fittings and a red microfiber interior made to spec for the star designer of CHANEL, Karl Lagerfeld. Oh yes, and his red initials are engraved right below the trunk’s handle. Like in the good old days.

But that’s not all… as tech specialist Justin Yu from CNET put it in his humorous style (…by the way, when he’s not scouring eBay for useless ephemera or eating hot dogs for breakfast, he spends his time making fun of Internet culture… hint, hint … Fun Shopping ) :

"… The majestic travel case houses a smaller drawer inside that can hold 20 iPods at once along with chargers, headphones, Maltese Falcons, and other accessories in Karl’s mysterious cache. KL also instructed LV to cut him a compartment specifically for his precious JBL Creature iPod speakers and subwoofer combo.

Wait, back up…why does he have 20 iPods? And JBL Creature speakers? Are you kidding me?

Is there a spot in there for his Apple Newton and spare floppy disks, too?

Someone should probably escort Mr. Lagerfeld to the nearest external hard drive, it’ll blow his mind. After that, maybe a crash course on the progressive history of laptops and the current state of high fidelity speakers.

Actually, forget it; maybe he can just pay Louis Vuitton to build him a leather-wrapped time machine to transport him back to 2004."

If you want this ultimate ‘party-in-a-trunk’ and have the necessary financial launchpad for it… be prepared to wait up to eight months. Maximum.

And by the way…

Very affordable for ‘4 Minute’ hitmaker Madonna who is getting 10 million dollars for being the face of Louis Vuitton. . . following Jennifer Lopez, Uma Thurman and Scarlett Johansson.

That’s pure LV Luxury for you… with your initials engraved for eternity!

Have a great LVDay!

Bianca Gubalke

A case is not a case - although Louis Vuitton makes an exceptional case for everything!

It may sound funny… but the fact is that Louis Vuitton makes a case for every situation. No matter what you want to carry or take along when you travel to any destination - be it in the middle of the hot Gobi Desert, on top of Mount Everest, the icy North Pole or the Moon -, you will find a perfect solution within the large array of Louis Vuitton designer trunks, cases or luggage… and if not, they will make one for you!

As Patrick-Louis Vuitton, a fifth-generation member of the founding family who oversees all of Louis Vuitton’s custom projects said recently in an Interview with Men’s Vogue:

“The only criteria - strictly enforced to honor the original spirit of the 150-year-old company - are that the item is portable and that its raison d’être is transport. We are in the business of movement… A special order is a compromise between desires and needs from the client and our aesthetic and technical requirements.”

In their workshop in Asnières, France, la Maison de Louis Vuitton makes about 450 ’special-order’ cases per year. While the process of manufacturing the optimal LV case for a client and his or her specific needs and requirements can well take four to five months, it’s Louis Vuitton policy to keep it strictly within eight months as an absolute maximum.

Given the amount of detail and commitment to perfection put into each item and the materials used this shouldn’t be surprising.

Above you have a look into the Louis Vuitton workshop in Asnières, France. (Photo: Henry Bourne)

Bearing the above in mind, Louis Vuitton has designed cases for almost everything… from hookah pipes to a portable altar for a French priest travelling to Africa in the 1920’s.

On the other hand, Louis Vuitton protects its brand and chooses carefully who it associates with and which order can be accepted or must be refused following strict LV principles - be it of branding, ethics or design.

It seems that if a special request is not acceptable - like covering the interior of a car with little LV monograms - Louis Vuitton will offer a polite suggestion that a client may choose to follow - or forget the idea. We have seen celebrities like Britney Spears being taken to court - and lose the case (… another Louis Vuitton case this…)  as the brand was used without authorization by Louis Vuitton.

So all famous Louis Vuitton lovers: think twice before you include your favorite LV case or LV bag or any label or logo of the exclusive Fashion House in your next record-breaking video!

And here’s the fascinating story of how it all began which I snatched up from a brilliant article by Hudson Morgan in Men’s Vogue… and it sounds a bit like my great-grand-father who was one of the first to travel from Prussia to Egypt… long ago:

“Before Italian explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza embarked on his first African expedition in the late nineteenth century, he asked a trunk-maker named Louis Vuitton to design an extra-long foldout bed to ensure restful nights on his journey. One hundred years later, the luxury-luggage house still customizes gear that makes life on the road less like life on the road.

More distinctive than the oft-knocked-off bags on Canal Street are the specialized pieces to carry all of your goods and chattels, from backgammon sets, architectural tools, stereo equipment, and computers to wardrobes, safes, and even collapsible desks. The only criteria—strictly enforced to honor the original spirit of the 150-year-old company—are that the item is portable and that its raison d’être is transport.

“We are in the business of movement,” says Patrick-Louis Vuitton, a fifth-generation member of the founding family who oversees all of LV’s custom projects. “A special order is a compromise between desires and needs from the client and our aesthetic and technical requirements.”

Louis Vuitton fills 450 off-the-menu orders each year from its workshop in Asnières, France, a metal-and-glass space that’s like a Santa’s workshop for the well-accoutred. Once a client has expressed his vision — as well as the travel conditions and hazards that his piece must endure — the product slowly takes shape through stages of detailed sketches and prototypes. This process can take four or five months (but no more than eight, as a policy), and it reflects LV’s mastery of both old-world craftsmanship and technological trends in travelware. And in an era of mass production, Patrick-Louis maintains a personal touch by assigning as few as one worker to each custom item to see it through from the first stitches to the final product. Price is determined by size, materials (e.g., crocodile versus, say, Epi leather), and the overall complexity of the piece: A chess set, for example, made of inlaid lacquered wood, Madagascar-ebony-and-maple pieces, and a russet leather case costs around $21,000.

Patrick-Louis calls his clients “aesthetes of travel” who are on the road 100 to 200 days per year, but he’s mum about who’s ordered what—and rightfully so, as the custom-order paperwork promises confidentiality. But if you’re desperate for inspiration, LV’s PR department was willing to provide a few semi-anonymous precedents.

• There’s the European president who ordered a small case with just two compartments—for a watch and a bottle of cognac—which he gifted to an Asian head of state;
• the CEO who ordered 20 differently lined valet boxes (one for each member of his executive board);
• the Saudi prince who ordered a travel case to protect his expensive hookah;
• and the American businessman who ordered a Taïga Ardoise leather bar trunk outfitted with enough compartments to turn the mildest of picnics into an all-day rager—it stows a bottle of champagne, two flutes, a whiskey decanter, four glasses, an ice bucket, and a full cabinet of other bar equipment.
• Even men of the cloth have exercised their right: In the 1920s a French priest—apparently also something of a paleontologist—requested a special altar trunk so that he could give Mass during an archaeological dig in the desert.”

Hudson Morgan concludes on the same point we made earlier…:

“Of course, for every commodity there are those who abuse it, which is probably why Vuitton reserves the right to modify a request if it’s too outlandish, showy, or impractical. When a particularly earnest customer recently asked LV to decorate the interior of his sports car in the signature canvas—a novel interpretation of the portability rule, to say the least—he was politely informed that the company would be happy to make him suitcases for the trunk of his car instead.”

And here’s the absolute optimum of  “Travel Aesthetics”… I can see it featured in the Sahara Desert… all sandy colours, grey stone and blue sky, the colour of heat and fata morgana… and there within it all… the life-giving oasis: a Louis Vuitton portable shower!!! And within it… Madonna? Britney Spears? ET?

“As for what’s next in the annals of custom orders, LV is currently developing a prototype for a trunk that transports your very own personal shower. A wonder Pierre Savorgnan never asked for that.”

As Albert Einstein said well before my time:

“Imagination is everything.
It is the preview of Life’s coming attractions.”

Life is exciting! Life is constant Change!
Be a person on the move, on the go - Travel with your LV case, with or without shower!

Have a great LVday!

Bianca Gubalke

The Answer is... by its absolutely unique Design!

Although here we wonder... what’s more attractive: the photo, the LV boutique or the Louis Vuitton Bag? Doesn't it just simply pull you in? Like Magic? That's the Louis Vuitton Magic!

To be continued. . .

Have a laugh at Louis Vuitton with Russell Peters

www.tickmovies.com/downloads/ - Youtube will remove the full version. You can download the full version here. (Browse and select) Russell Peters’s joke on Louis Vuitton.

Enjoy while you still can!