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*WIN! We’re Giving Away $15,000+ Worth of Epic Prizes For 12 Days of Christmas!*

The holidays are a time for giving and we’re doing just that through an indisputably awesome Instagram campaign. For each of the 12 days of Christmas, we’ll be awarding one special winner with an epic prize (making that 12 winners total). We’re not talking about […] Visit Man of Many for the full post.
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*A popular luxury label wants you to pay $2,500 to look like a mannequin*

As the temperatures drop and the days get much shorter, the advent of the winter months means that it is "boots season" for much of the United States. Related: This high profile designer brand wants to sell you a towel to wear outside While some people are busting out their favorite sweaters, hoodies and dusting off their trusty pair of Timberlands or Dr. Martens to get out and brave the cold, one particular luxury brand is introducing an unusual solution for those who miss a touch of warmer weather. Louis Vuitton, the flagship brand of the huge LVMH (LVMHF) - Get Free Report conglomerate has taken a step outside its usual realm of monogrammed bags in various shape and sizes to bring out an unusual pair of footwear in time for colder weather. View the original article to see embedded media. Appropriately dubbed the "Illusion Ankle Boots," this $2,500 pair of knee-high boots do not look like boots at all. The "illusion" allude to the fact that said boots curiously look like a socked mannequin leg modeling a pair of black pumps. TikTok fashion creator @izzipoopi described the footwear as the "ultimate Polly Pocket shoe" in a series of posts showing off and styling the four-figure Louie V's as part of different outfits. View the original article to see embedded media. The boots, which retail at $2,470, as per Louis Vuitton's online store, come in two variants featuring "legs" in light and darker skin tones. More Retail:‘Too pretty’ Home Depot worker faces backlash after viral mirror postA classic kitchenware brand files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyWho’s running The Gap? With no CEO, retailer hurtles towards crisis For those not willing to use their entire leg to cosplay a mannequin, both iterations of the Illusion boots come in a shorter "bootie" variant that mimics the leg beginning at the bottom of the calf for the same $2,470 price. Is finding your next trade taking forever? Let our Hedgefund managers help you. Get direct access today with a Real Money Pro membership.
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A popular luxury label wants you to pay $2,500 to look like a mannequin

As the temperatures drop and the days get much shorter, the advent of the winter months means that it is "boots season" for much of the United States. Related: This high profile designer brand wants to sell you a towel to wear outside While some people are busting out their favorite sweaters, hoodies and dusting off their trusty pair of Timberlands or Dr. Martens to get out and brave the cold, one particular luxury brand is introducing an unusual solution for those who miss a touch of warmer weather. Louis Vuitton, the flagship brand of the huge LVMH (LVMHF) - Get Free Report conglomerate has taken a step outside its usual realm of monogrammed bags in various shape and sizes to bring out an unusual pair of footwear in time for colder weather. View the original article to see embedded media. Appropriately dubbed the "Illusion Ankle Boots," this $2,500 pair of knee-high boots do not look like boots at all. The "illusion" allude to the fact that said boots curiously look like a socked mannequin leg modeling a pair of black pumps. TikTok fashion creator @izzipoopi described the footwear as the "ultimate Polly Pocket shoe" in a series of posts showing off and styling the four-figure Louie V's as part of different outfits. View the original article to see embedded media. The boots, which retail at $2,470, as per Louis Vuitton's online store, come in two variants featuring "legs" in light and darker skin tones. More Retail:‘Too pretty’ Home Depot worker faces backlash after viral mirror postA classic kitchenware brand files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyWho’s running The Gap? With no CEO, retailer hurtles towards crisis For those not willing to use their entire leg to cosplay a mannequin, both iterations of the Illusion boots come in a shorter "bootie" variant that mimics the leg beginning at the bottom of the calf for the same $2,470 price. Is finding your next trade taking forever? Let our Hedgefund managers help you. Get direct access today with a Real Money Pro membership.
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*5 Surprising Ways to Use Le Creuset as Decor, According to Dabito, Peter Som, and Ariel Okin*

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*A Plain Living Room Gets a “Boho Barbie” Makeover with Lots of DIYs*

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*TIL Japan recounted its islands and found 7,000 it didn't know it had. There are now officially 14,125 islands in Japanese territory.*

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*Time to hit the rich with a wealth tax: After years of the rich getting richer, they’re now getting spectacularly richer -- while most Canadians are losing ground.*

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Time to hit the rich with a wealth tax: After years of the rich getting richer, they’re now getting spectacularly richer -- while most Canadians are losing ground.

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