anchor, "i feel for them.." nah, dont. bringing it upon themselves. the look is terrible, it's no wonder sales were shut down.
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anchor, "i feel for them.." nah, dont. bringing it upon themselves. the look is terrible, it's no wonder sales were shut down.
Yep.
Someone drove from Chicago to Houston only to find out that it's been cancelled.
anchor, "i feel for them.." nah, dont. bringing it upon themselves. the look is terrible, it's no wonder sales were shut down.
Haha.
the even dumber part about that houston campout is that it's not even inside the mall, so it's an unofficial line. everyone has a fair shot to sprint to the store to lineup once the mall opens. from what i read elsewhere, there is a hotel attached to the mall that would provide guests easier/earlier access to jump all those people in line. i wouldnt doubt it if some people actually booked rooms just for the anticipated release. hope they can cancel without penalty.
OK thanks for letting me know, this supreme camera bag looks great and may be another option for me however it looks like it could be quite tight for a iphone 7 plus with a case on it.
Thanks so much for getting back to me and like I said above it's a great piece, congrats! If you do try to fit a 7 plus in it I appreciate it, but no stress either way. Until I saw yours on here I assumed the camera bag was a lot bigger in the pics I saw on the runway.
You are very sweet to get the tape measure
I think you may be right and I should go for something bigger. I promised myself I wouldn't buy a bag that didn't fit my phone ever again, but this collection may see me back tracking as it's so hard to get anything supreme currently.
[emoji170][emoji170][emoji170]congrats that's what I reserved and won't be getting but love it on you!
http://www.gq.com/story/louis-vuitton-x-supreme-is-not-cancelled
On June 30th, the Louis Vuitton x Supreme collaboration arrived in pop-up shops across the world after months of build up and speculation on just where and when the collection would drop. Since then, it's been spotted online at exorbitant resale prices and on the backs of some of the world's biggest celebrities. But those stores were supposed to be phase one of the French brand's rollout of the coveted collection. On June 14th, select Vuitton boutiques were slated to sell the collection as well. However, as numerous outlets reported yesterday, this in-store release has apparently been cancelled.
In an email obtained by Hypebeast, a Louis Vuitton client services staff member wrote, "Thank you for your inquiry about our Supreme collection. Regrettably, this collection will no longer be sold in any stores or online." That statement makes it pretty clear that any customers hoping to get a piece of the epic collaboration are out of luck.
However when we reached out to client services at the brand's Dallas, Texas, and San Francisco Louis Vuitton locations, each told us the same thing: the collection is not cancelled, but it would not be arriving by the 14th as previously suggested.
It's entirely possible that the upcoming releases have now been delayed because there simply is no more product to sell as of right now, having burned through the entire inventory over the past two weeks at the various global pop-ups. But this latest confusion only adds to the frustration felt by eager customers around the release of the hyped-up goods. Back in May, a proposed New York City pop-up shop for the collection was reportedly denied a permit by an NYC community board due to the perceived line-ups and general commotion that Supreme drops cause. The line has not yet been made available in New York City (Supreme's backyard and the inspiration for the Vuitton runway show where the Supreme gear first appeared) or several other major cities here and abroad.
So, there's hope yet for anyone looking to get their hands on this highly coveted offering of leather goods, shoes, and apparel. Still, the news of this delay comes as a shock, especially to all of the people who have been camped outside of LV stores for the past few days. We'll update you as soon as we know more about this release.
On June 30th, the Louis Vuitton x Supreme collaboration arrived in pop-up shops across the world after months of build up and speculation on just where and when the collection would drop. Since then, it's been spotted online at exorbitant resale prices and on the backs of some of the world's biggest celebrities. But those stores were supposed to be phase one of the French brand's rollout of the coveted collection. On June 14th, select Vuitton boutiques were slated to sell the collection as well. However, as numerous outlets reported yesterday, this in-store release has apparently been cancelled.
In an email obtained by Hypebeast, a Louis Vuitton client services staff member wrote, "Thank you for your inquiry about our Supreme collection. Regrettably, this collection will no longer be sold in any stores or online." That statement makes it pretty clear that any customers hoping to get a piece of the epic collaboration are out of luck.
However when we reached out to client services at the brand's Dallas, Texas, and San Francisco Louis Vuitton locations, each told us the same thing: the collection is not cancelled, but it would not be arriving by the 14th as previously suggested.
It's entirely possible that the upcoming releases have now been delayed because there simply is no more product to sell as of right now, having burned through the entire inventory over the past two weeks at the various global pop-ups. But this latest confusion only adds to the frustration felt by eager customers around the release of the hyped-up goods. Back in May, a proposed New York City pop-up shop for the collection was reportedly denied a permit by an NYC community board due to the perceived line-ups and general commotion that Supreme drops cause. The line has not yet been made available in New York City (Supreme's backyard and the inspiration for the Vuitton runway show where the Supreme gear first appeared) or several other major cities here and abroad.
So, there's hope yet for anyone looking to get their hands on this highly coveted offering of leather goods, shoes, and apparel. Still, the news of this delay comes as a shock, especially to all of the people who have been camped outside of LV stores for the past few days. We'll update you as soon as we know more about this release.
I think.. even they use raffle system, it will be LONG queue just to take the number.. It won't help.. It's just my two cents..
China uses the online raffle, so don't need to queue to take numbers