“What’s better than a Louis Vuitton monogram bag? A Louis Vuitton bag with your own monogram on it.”

That’s the thinking behind the house’s Mon Monogram service (which means My Monogram in English).

Louis Vuitton has been allowing customers to personalize luggage and smaller items like wallets for a while, but you can now put your initials on its signature Speedy 30 or Keepall Bandoulière 55 bags.

The latest commissioned piece from Louis Vuitton is the “Breakfast in the Desert” trunk, which allows complete entertainment on the move.

LV’s Patrick-Louis Vuitton said that the Chinese client wanted to be able to watch television and offer coffee to his friends wherever he traveled in the world, including the remotest desert

They fitted their trunk with two solar panels that provided juice to a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, a radio, tuner and also a coffee machine.

Prindiville Prestige is a company that creates bespoke cars to an individual client’s precise specifications: handcrafted bodywork, interior retrimmed in ostrich hide, the latest entertainment and communications technologies are just a few features.

Their latest creations is Lamboghini Murciélago by Prindiville. It’s daringly designed and stylishly aggressive.

Shirtsmyway.com is a cool service that lets you design a dress shirt through an easy to use interface via your web browser. What’s incredible is the amount of options they give you to design your own shirt (over 7 trillion different dress shirts).

From fabric, colour, number of buttons on the collar, cuffs, how the buttons are arranged, you can change the colour of every part of the shirt; inside colar, cuffs, pocket, etc.

To offer assistance to a customer during the designing phase of a shirt, there is an accessible book of dress-shirt selections for tips and suggestions by ShirtsMyWay.

The Queen of England is having her two $14 million bespoke Bentley limousines converted to run on biofuels, the London Daily Mail reports.

This is part of a move by the British luxury car-maker to become more environmentally friendly - and a new biofuel-burning high-performance car is expected in the New Year.

Karl Lagerfeld is famous for his hundreds of iPods and he’s even designed a Fendi trunk specifically for the storage of multiple iPods. For his personal storage needs, however, he commisioned a bespoke trunk from Louis Vuitton .

Made of black Taiga leather with brass fittings and a red microfiber interior, it contains an interior case which holds 20 iPods and a power charger. There are compartments for JBL iPod speakers and subwoofer, and Lagerfeld’s initials are stamped in red near the handle.

Vuitton can actually create a trunk for anything that you wish to carry around : The process of creating a bespoke case like this can take four to eight months and costs tens of thousands of dollars. If they don’t like your request, they will modify the idea and make a suggestion – their polite version of refusal. Now why would anyone want space to carry around 20 iPods is anyone’s guess : )