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Esta bolsa para los hombres es muy versátil. Realizada en la muneca a través de su correa, sus dos compartimentos fácil disponer de los documentos de viaje, tarjetas de crédito o un teléfono celular.

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- Taiga discretamente de cuero con las iniciales LV,Louis Vuitton outlet store, guarniciones de cuero de grano y forro textil

- Piezas de latón plateado

- Dos compartimentos principales con cierre de cremallera

- Un compartimento para documentos de viaje y otro para 10 tarjetas de crédito, teléfono celular, los cigarrillos y un bolsillo de parche

- Externa bolsillo con cremallera

- Para llevar en la muneca

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Every year, consulting firm Millward Brown Optimor takes stock of the global luxury industry and decides who the key players are based on revenue, profits and overall brand value. And every year, Louis Vuitton takes the top spot with a valuation even more massive than the year before. Fashionista.com reports that according to Millward Brown Optimor,www.louisvillevuittonoutlet.com, Vuitton’s worth was up 23% in 2010 over 2009, a year when it was also the most powerful and wealthy luxury brand on the face of the planet.

That puts its value at over twice that of Hermes, it’s next closest competitor and also a big gainer for 2010 with a 41% jump in valuation. With those kinds of increases, it’s no wonder why it seems as though LVMH, Vuitton’s parent company, might be looking to gobble up the independent French brand. And that’s not the only place on the power list that LVMH makes it’s mark. Spirits megabrands Moet & Chandon and Hennessy, who account for the M and H in the conglomerate’s name, also appear in the top ten. Take a look at the entire list, after the jump.

 

1. Louis Vuitton

2. Hermes, $11.917 billion

3. Gucci, $7.449 billion

4. Chanel, $6.823 billion

5. Cartier, $5.327 billion

6. Rolex, $5.269 billion

7. Hennessy, $4.997 billion

8. Moet & Chandon,Louis Vuitton Online, $4.570 billion

9. Fendi, $3.422 billion

10. Burberry, no total valuation listed

Any surprises on this list for you? Conspicuously missing are names like Prada, Dior and Tiffany, who I always assume will show up but often don’t. Tiffany pulled in at number ten on last year’s ranking but was displaced by the advent of Burberry for 2010.