Marion Cotillard is one lady, four cities: filmed and photographed by today’s most important directors and photographers.

After Paris in “The Lady Noire Affair”, Marion Cotillard became “Lady Rouge” the sultry songstress in New York in a clip by Jonas Akerlund, before going back in time in David Lynch’s love story entitled “Lady Blue Shanghai”.

In the finale, we discover what’s inside her bag in a fantastical silent film by director John Cameron Mitchell, “Lady Grey London” (below).

Louis Vuitton introduces the first step of the video diptyque dedicated to the men’s Spring/Summer 2011 collections.

This season is embodied by the artist and tatooist Scott Campbell, who collaborated on the runway collection presented in June 2010 in Paris.

The clip invites you to follow Scott Campbell in his New York creative universe before leaving to a mysterious destination to be revealed very soon…

For the forth installment of the Lady Dior saga, Marion Cotillard takes on London in Lady Grey and you can now discover the teaser on Luxuo (below).

John Cameron Mitchell brings Lady Dior, the character played by Marion, to life as she steals the hearts of two men in this epic finale to her four city adventure.

Unveil the mystery and celebrate the iconic Lady Dior on December 8, 2010 at www.LadyDior.com

Longchamp has unveiled a new Facebook application that allows users to customize and share their own version of its iconic Le Pliage totebag.

Once exclusively available on Longchamp’s website, Facebook users who “like” the Parisian brand can now create their own bags without leaving Facebook.

The easy, four-step process asks shoppers to chose the model and size of their Le Pliage, customize them with longer straps or short handles, and select colors to produce a one-of-a-kind creation that they can share with their friends.

The legendary “it” bag and luxury status symbol, the Hermes Kelly, has been magnified by 15 times its original size for a special exhibit in London.

Luxury goods company Hermes teamed up with Selfridges to present the “Kellydoscope,” a unique customer experience that showcases, using video technology and special effects, what it feels like to be inside the iconic handbag.

The Kellydoscope, which stands 4 meters (13 feet) high, took more than five months to develop. Every detail of the regular-sized Kelly has been faithfully reproduced on the giant tan leather-bound and beige toile fabric-lined one.

Mark Segal photographed Anne Vyalitsyna for the Louis Vuitton Resort 2011 campaign on June 14-18, 2010.

Styled by Julie de Libran, the model shows off a 50’s inspired wide-spanning skirt, sleeveless striped top and a beige tote.