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With the Capucines, you Louis Vuitton Outlet get an extremely very well-made bag, which takes over 250 individual handcrafted operations to arrive at the final product. The colors vary season to season, with one of my favorite renditions right now following the snakeskin handle trend.

Another special touch surrounds Louis Vuitton's initials, which have never been seen in this interpretation. The LV initials are Louis Vuitton Handbags sheathed in bull-calf leather and then inserted into claws set into the grain of the leather. It may not seem like a big deal, but this is new for the brand and took its craftsmen much careful development.

When I learned the intricate design details that went into production of this bag, I expected higher price tags. And with the Capucines, you are looking Louis Vuitton Luggage at some of the largest price tags Vuitton offers for its leather bags. A Capucines can be had for $4,400 for the smaller BB, $5,600 for the MM, and $6,050 for the GM via Louis Vuitton.

The Marly, which comes in both MM (16.1" x 14.2" x 6.7") and smaller BB (13.4" x 10.6" x 5.1") sizes, has a grained Epi leather body with smooth leather handles and accents. Both versions come with a shoulder strap, although the BB's is longer, allowing it to be carried across the body. The only external branding is an Louis Vuitton Purses embossed LV monogram at the bottom right corner.

The most notable feature of this design is its subtlety; the bag lacks extraneous trim, embellishment or hardware, which creates a final look that's both luxurious and discreet. In the past, it would have been hard to imagine carrying almost any Louis Vuitton bag into a conservative office, but this one would fit in beautifully without being boring. At $2,350 for the BB and $2,810 for the MM, it's exactly the kind of mid-line bag Vuitton needs to produce in order to attract the sophisticated consumers the brand is after.

We brought you the first look at Nicolas Ghesquiere's inaugural campaign for Louis Vuitton two weeks ago, and since then, the brand has slowly released new images from legendary photographers Bruce Weber, Juergen Teller and Annie Leibovitz. We've collected them for examination, and if nothing else, they show a new creative director with an exceptionally clear vision.

Ghesquiere's view of Vuitton, seen through Louis Vuitton Wallets both the photographs and the clothes themselves, is markedly less obviously glam than that of predecessor Marc Jacobs. Take a look at the new images below - are you excited for what Nicolas Ghesquiere has in store at Vuitton?