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<![CDATA[ <strong>cheap Louis Vuittonbag</strong>,I have been actively avoiding discussing this Louis Vuittonbag with you all. It is not because I wanted to keep the goodness from you, rather the fact that I am still shocked Louis Vuitton made this line. And I really quite like theSpring 2010<strong> LV bags</strong>, being extremely pleased with my purchases from the Spring collection, the Monogram Cheche Bohemian and foxy tail.<br>Then we have this bag, the<a href="http://www.uselv.com" target="_blank"> Louis Vuitton</a><a href="http://www.uselv.com" target="_blank"></a> Raindrop Besace. You must read on to see what I am talking about.<br><br>When I saw it in the look book I immediately thought trash bag. That thought has still not left my mind. It looks like a Hefty bag with a shoulder strap and writing on the front. Louis Vuitton calls it a utilitarian rain bag with pull ties and a printed vintage Louis Vuitton logo. But it is ugly. And still seems like a joke. And looks like a kitchen garbage bag. And costs nearly $2,000.<br>Sure, Marc Jacobs is known to bring in pieces that get us talking. But this is pushing it. I truly do not know one person that will look at this bag and see anything other than a garbage bag. I suppose some could call it imaginative, but I will not even give it that. In the very least, this bag got me and others talking about Louis Vuitton, and maybe that is precisely what they wanted. <br>
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