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Amble The Louis Vuitton iPhone Application

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Amble, the iPhone application by Louis Vuitton that was launched in association with Apple has an Amble website and it interacts with the same to allow travelers to plan for and prepare their journeys on their computers or iPads. Louis Vuitton has always been in the limelight for its success and its global presence as an exceptional and elite luxury brand, and it has recently had several updates and events that have been featured on Facebook as well. Louis Vuitton has created an innovation with the Amble application that can be perceived as a digital travel diary. Amble, has an array of features that makes it easier to plan travel and makes the whole planning process more personal. Louis Vuitton says “ see the world through our eyes ” and hence Amble is a way to explore the world at a slower pace so that people can enjoy their exploration. While people experience the world they can record them on their iPhones as a photograph, or in the form of video or a...

Svbscription, a Luxury Lifestyle Subscription Service for Gentlemen

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The concept of gentleman isn’t what it used to be. Opening the door for a girl and letting her ahead in a queue are the only two gentlemanly acts we know today. A new luxury lifestyle service for men to be launched soon claims they can make gentlemen out of ordinary men. The service has an unusual name – Svbscription and they are targeting the modern intelligent, stylish men who are too busy to shop for themselves.  The service is being launched by a trio based out of Melbourne and New York. The service uses the magazine subscription model and provides its member with latest and most exclusive products, objects and experiences on the market. The product category ranges from apparel, technology, beauty and design. The first selection that has been curated for members consists of brands from Berlin and New York. Svbscription is for Men Interested in Exclusive and Coveted Items The founders of the service are Marc Goldenfein, ex-editor of TheVine who is based in ...