This home-in-motion philosophy is mirrored in the clothes de Libran has been creating for the past two years as womens design director at Louis Vuitton Handbags sale. Like her boss, Marc Jacobs, she designs with the Louis Vuitton Sale, in mind, which comes rather naturally the customer she has in mind is urbane and globe-trotting, with a romantic reverence for the pastmuch like de Libran herself.She always dressed and has somewhere to go, says de Libran, who can relate, having called the U.S.,

Italy, and her native France home. Designing the 2010 cruise collection, she daydreamed about Old Hollywood and pictured the Louis Vuitton Bags, road-tripping through the mountains to Palm Springs, that bastion of classic midcentury architecture. It about traveling with a free spirit, beautiful vegetation, cactus, and the look of old hotel upholstery, she says.I love the conflict of colors in those designs from the 50s to the 70s, but I wanted to give it a modern twist and make it very sophisticated.

Sophisticated is de Libran ultimate compliment she uses it to describe any entity that inspires Jacobs, Louis Vuitton bags sale, Jean Prouv midcentury metal furniture, Frank Gehry s Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. But in the cruise collection, that sophistication meets playfulness Miss Vuitton struts through the resort in Lolita pink and green sundresses, day suits, and separates. She likes a bit of whimsy jeweled cuffs, circle skirts, cardigans with printed fronts and cashmere backs, fingerless gloves adorned with tiny leather flowers. And so, many pieces in her Vuitton wardrobe are finished with the witty, pretty details-guipure florals, silk fils coupe, and turquoise embroidery-that define de Libran s work.

I like the feminine, de Libran says, running a hand through her perfectly mussed long blond hair.But I do play a little with the feminine-masculine. I love a mens-style blazer.With that, she gestures to a Narnia-deep floor-to-ceiling closet, which seems to be self-generating blazers-the foundation of de Libran look. Today, she starts in herringbone, then changes into one of two navy blues-one with exaggerated puff shoulders, one belted-always with black jeans and sky-high heels Louis Vuitton Clutches Sale, into kitten-heel territory for the very first time this season, in order to keep up with her four-year-old son, Balthazar-and thanks to the Jacobs fall collection no less.

She describes her style as working woman urban chic and takes a heavy navy wool cape off its hanger to illustrate.This is a can t-live-without item, she says, bought when she dashed into a Yohji Yamamoto store en route to a Martin Margiela exhibit in chilly LV, When colleagues, watching her work into the night, tell her to take off her jacket, she can t do it. You never see me in a T-shirt or tank top at work,she says.If I absolutely must take off my jacket, I put it over my shoulders.