The Louis Vuitton Lifebuoy Bag Is Priced At Rs 8.6 Lakh, Why It Costs So Much
But the factor that has really glued the audiences, customers and netizens to the Louis Vuitton Lifebuoy Bag is the fact that it comes with a Rs 10,000 US dollar value which equals to Rs 8,60,000 approximately. What's more, it is currently listed under contact concierge services on the Louis Vuitton website which indicates that it is either coming soon or is already in high demand.
Why Is Louis Vuitton Lifebuoy Bag So Expensive?
While the Louis Vuitton Lifebuoy Bag is definitely a collector's piece, it is functional with three zip compartments along with an adjustable leather strap to help you wear it crossbody or over the shoulder. What's more, it is made out of Louis Vuitton's signature leather canvas with monogram, it gives off a luxury vibe, only in a floaty manner.
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