Louis Vuitton celebrates Françoise Sagan price

      Sometimes a loyal customer to a manufacturer of luxury is really profitable. An example is Françoise Sagan. The writer of an overnight sensation at the age of 19 with his novel "Bonjour Tristesse" was, also had a penchant for Louis Vuitton accessories. Thursday, purveyor of luxury with a reciprocal gesture: a € 8,888 or $ 11.680 at the current price, cash prize for the winner of Fran Oise Sagan Prize for Literature?.

  "Eight is the lucky number of my mother," said Denis Westhoff, who developed the contest in 2010. "Once, August 8, she went to the casino in Honfleur in Normandy, all of which relied on eight and won 80,000 francs at 8:00 clock. Then used the money to buy a house in Honfleur."


"[It is] a place where many of his works were written," added Frédéric Winckler, communications director of Louis Vuitton, which he read, "The Lady" by Romain Gary said at the moment. "It is the freedom of women, such as [the work] Sagan," he said, adding that it is the elegance with which the writer drew the boundaries of feminism, which has made it big. "The shock is simple, but there is something more fundamental in the movement."

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Camille Seydoux, the sister of actress Léa Seydoux, whose latest film won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, said she hoped to write the novel she began to finish "some time ago." "I come from a family of writers," said the designer, wearing a black sequined jacket from Vuitton. "My niece Carmen Bramly wrote his first book at the age of 14 years. It is now fourth. Hopefully they will win this award next year."

The winner this year was Bouillère Olivier, author of "Pepper" (pepper or in English). Offered him on top of the € 8,888 check, a night in a luxury suite at the Hotel Lutetia and free tea "You spoil me," the writer, the purpose of the new Louis Vuitton leather case declared the year of the company homage to Sagan, its spices and loved with a glass of whiskey.