As Long As My Louis Vuitton Survives
The American literary critic Frederic Jameson got it right when he said the end of the world was a more likely event than the end of capitalism, although we’re paraphrasing. And that’s if the world isn’t torn apart by capitalism itself.
What’s happening here is another story in itself but it just has a perfect outlook on consumerism with the way this woman seems to be trying to protect all her designer items while braving the flood. If the world was truly ending on this day in Venice, we can bet she would still do her best to protect the Louis Vuitton items.
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