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Our stores collect and believe in our line.Whats the inspiration behind this season / idea / themeWe are based on a story around the amulet Each set of numbers. Holiday is a Jekyll amp Hyde, and our spring is from 08 50 Mr.Ripley guy.How would you do if you werent design Louis Vuitton Beach Bags Perhaps gardening. But I must maintain a full-time job, so I might design.You will usually turn to for inspirationArt history and photography, my friends, and music.What other designers / artists (any kind) you admire and whyMargiela's, drying, APC, surface air, de Kooning, David Hockney, and Van Gough, he is such a visionary.What movie / television has been inspiring you recentlyI have missed the love and soprano.

I also like documentaries and short stories simulation. Ive always wanted to see Paris JeTaimeMusic is how Louis Vuitton Reversible Belts affects your design processFor me to tell you who listen to music. It is more real inspiration. They created a fashion visionaires blueprint.What kind of music, you will say, fits, your brand, if any Classical music, 80 new wave synthesis and eclectic modern.The moment you listen toLCD Soundsystem, JR Brothers, Depeche mode and Mika.Wheres the most exciting music from now and whyI think Paris is preparing some new talent.What was the last to tell you to goSteve Malkmus off the road.