Post by Admin on Oct 3, 2017 14:11:58 GMT -4
Chewing gum is not really something I would ever splurge on, give me some good old juicy fruit and I’m set. However there are those who are addicted to their gum, I’ve known people who love it so much they have smuggled it into Singapore despite the ban! Whatever your take on gum, Paul Stiven’s range is really more about the packaging than the actual gum. Originally he had a luxury brand theme going, with miniature Louis Vuitton, Hermes and Burberry packaging, this line is no longer available, due to what I can only assume are copyright issues. Unfortunately he has not stopped mooching off the brands well-established names, as he still uses Burberry’s signature plaid and Louis Vuitton’s signature check just without the brand name. Perhaps Stiven should take a look at the recent copyright case between Louboutin and Yves Saint Laurent, to get an idea of the thin line he’s standing on.
Other than the miniature branded collection the gum also comes packaged in a punk collection and a military style collection. The military collection comes packed in grenades, brass knuckles and bullets. Perhaps the most blatant copy is the mini birkin packaging, which comes in a typical Hermes Orange box.
55.00 or 5500
