Published: October 6, 2016 Last Updated 7 months ago by FPN SEO
If you spend a lot of money to buy iPhone, chances are, you need a luxe phone case to fling your phone around. That was exactly (literally) the thoughts of Louis Vuitton creative director Nicolas Ghesquière when designing his spring/summer 2017 collection, showcased yesterday on the final day of Paris Fashion Week. Louis Vuitton is known for its ultra-classy signature women handbags and purses, but this time, the french fashion house took things in a different direction, transforming the brand’s Petit Malle trunk bag into an iPhone case.
Talking about the phone case; it’s the most cutest, fanciest and the chicest tech accessory we’ve ever seen. And Nicolas Ghesquière did so well — he sent down his models in different options, which includes the brand’s Damier print, gold metallic and blue croc. Just when you thought iPhone can’t get even chicier, Louis Vuitton have you covered. And just so you know, the phone case may likely be pricey than iPhone itself!
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