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Celux Salon by Josh Rubin
The next tidbit from Theme's second issue is a story about Celux Salon in Tokyo's Aoyama shopping district. It's a members only boutique created by LVMH and featuring highly exclusive items from the big luxury brands as well as lesser known designers. It's as much a lounge as it is a shop and they aim to curate an entire lifestyle. How one gains membership is unclear, but according to Rabbitgirl:
For a £1,000 joining fee (annual fee of £100), members are given an exclusive code card that allows them access to the store, its website and its very exclusive products.
Check out more pictures of Celux here.
Louis Vuitton Omotesando, 5-7-5, Jingumae Sihibuya-Ku, Tokyo
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