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they grabbed the bag Cano had left behind and spirited it off to the elevator, taking out the cash.tury ago, the Louis Vuitton brand has evolved to meet the demands of modern women, both in terms of fashion trends and lifestyle. This evolution is explored with an almost scientific rigor in "Louis Vuitton City Bags: A Natural History," a new illustrated book published by Rizzoli. Fashion historian Florence Müller, the main author of this ambitious work, collaborated with sociologist Jean-Claude Kaufmann, author Ian Luna and journalists Colombe Pringle and Mariko Nishitani for a multidisciplinary approach. The result is an in-depth history and impressively complete taxonomy of the French brand's famous bags, which have come to symbolize the essence of modern fashion. Family trees and family portraits From trunks and suitcases to the Discount GucciSteamer bag -- a soft-sided tote that was a step along the road to today's city bags

-- the authors trace the roots of each line of Louis Vuitton's iconic luggage and handbags. Readers can discover the genealogy of the "Neverfull" and the iconic "Sac Plat," for example, which descended from a laundry bag and a rigid clothing case. The work also includes a selection of "family Gucci cluthesportraits," illustrating various lines and styles of Louis Vuitton bags through the ages. One photograph, taken by Patrick Gries, brings together around 30 prestigious pieces, ranging from early trunks to modern handbags. The authors also cover some of the brand's most notable collections, including the Speedy, Papillon Sweeping the airport, police found the couple standing at a gate and asked Torres if he’d found a bag.ducer and his model wife were arrested at JFK Airport yesterday after Port Authority police caught them snatching a woman’s Louis Vuitton handbag, and more than $2,100 inside, on their way to a flight out of the country. Shael Torres, 31, and 29-year-old Alexisandria Collazo of Orlando, Fla

., were headed for a South African vacation when they were arrested and charged with grand larceny and possession of stolen property, the authority’s Joseph Pentangelo said. The victim, a South African woman on vacation in New York City, told a Delta ticketing agent that her bag had been swiped Hermes Kelly 35. “It happened on the Air Train,” Pentangelo said. “The susp That’s when Torres made his confession – and told police he’d put some of the stolen money in his wife’s bag, as well. Investigators recovered $1,540 from Torres’ wallet, and $563 from Collazo’s, who protested, “some of that money is mine!” Torres and Collazo were awaiting arraignment at press time and couldn’t be reached. On one of his many self-promoting web pages, Torres claims he is “the brother of one of New England’s most infamous [drug] kingpings” but doesn’t elaborate.