The Louis Vuitton Train Steams Into Shanghai With Alexa Chung and Clemence Poesy

When the Louis Vuitton steam train pulled into Paris Fashion Week in March this year, it was one of those incredible fashion moments. But the magic continues as the luxury French brand takes its cargo of models and handbags on a global tour. First stop? The banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai. There were Marc Jacobs' creations to be swooned over and front row seats to be filled, but most of all, there were glad rags to be worn. In the gallery above are a couple of celeb-ish types, including Alexa Chung and Clemence Poesy, who got their LV on - and even treated us to double outfit whammys as the celebrations continued...



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