Luxury across the Prairies-Louis Vuitton AD in Mongolia

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I'm impressed by this set of photos, although it is not the first time photographers attempt to present modern commodities with traditional lifestyle. Actually, the combination is very harmonious when it comes to the French fashion house and the descendants of Genghis Khan-the ancient Mongolian ruler who conquered the entire Asia and half Europe.
But now, after sweeping across the global fashion market, Louis vuitton returns to the hometown of the conqueror with its handbags and languages No matter where they are, Louis Vuitton Products always come out with a flavor of life. The Mongolian woman dresses up with traditional satin attire smiling at a lamb on her arms. She is not so comfortable with the camera compared to
professional models, but much more natural. The white Louis Vuitton Handbags covered with yellow cowhide stands out in corner whose color is strongly contrasted to the blue skirt. Then let's go wild. The classic Louis Vuitton Luggage was created for French travelers on train.
But on the other side of the earth, it's not bad to be hanged on back of the horse. He seems satisfied with the huge box. The cruel conditions on Mongolia plain are definitely a test for the Louis Vuitton Luggage . Now, it's time to share our love of LV together. Although it's just another pit stop for the nomadic couple, they still go back to the yurt happily. After all, home is where the heart is. So, we are back to the house where our journey started.

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