Another Trash Err Bag from Louis Vuitton

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Do you remember my previous entry about Louis Vuitton's Urban Satchel Bag???  If you don't, click here and go back to this entry after reading it.

Louis Vuitton has launched the bag that used to contain all the trash that was put on to the Urban Satchel Bag.  Yep, you guessed it right... the actual trash bag.

Behold for the coming of LV Raindrop Besace Shoulder Bag!  It is not purposely made in leather to reiterate the utilitarianism thing going on, instead a raincoat material is used.  At $1,960 (Available in two colors, thank heavens!) you can own this trash bag to safely store your trash... you will never have to worry about having your trash err things wet when it rains... you can call it trash' in style?!  If your mom asks you to put the garbage bag out of the house and you don't want your crush to see you doing the dirty task... instead of the black trash bag, use this LV bag and you are throwing trash in style in no time!  

The bag debuted on the runway for Louis Vuitton's Spring/Summer 2010 Collection with Marc Jacobs as the man behind the designs.

No offense, I love LV, but this is too much.

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