Could quite possibly be that I enjoy silence when I am posing with an LV handbag in front of their huge mirrors. No judgments from the sales people - they really
leave it up to you.
Could be that the whole showroom respects and reveres you and your decision by being so damn pretty you just want to strike a pose in every damn corner of the store.
Could be that other customers also consider that this is your time to decide which bag you shine in that a daughter actually pulled her mom away from walking in
front of me while I was looking at myself in the mirror.
Could be that people seem so happy here. You could tap dance in the middle of the store, do a walk off, do a dramatic walk down the stairs of the showroom. Okay,
what fantasy am I talking about?
Could be that I look so great here with a Louis bag.
I don't know what it is about this place. But ... five stars.
This Louis Vuitton Maison is beautiful inside, and is very easy to browse (lotsa space, just do not go in on a Saturday, way too crowded!). There are only 5 LV
Maisons in the world, and of course my fabulous city was graced with one of 'em. ;)
My first trip into this store, I too encountered rude customer "service" reps. Before I spent over $3000. LoL. My second trip was much more pleasant, thanks to
Angelica Del Carmen. She hustled through the store to get me the items I wanted to look at, and was a doll even though I only spent about $38 this trip (I went in to
exchange a wallet I purchased on my first trip, the handbag I chose went a LiL over the exchange's price). I will definately be going back and giving my business to
Miss Angelia when I have another Louis craving.
Answer me this. How come I am not allowed to step behind their "counter" to look at a product (when it is allowed at every other "high-end" retailer) when there is
no one to help me?
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