Essentials: Masaya Kuroki
November 29, 2011 ⋅ Style ⋅ by Staff ⋅ 16146 Views
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  • Neke Ibeh

    nice boots.

  • leeFX

    Printer in the Southern part of the US… we print business cards on a regular basis. From cheap cards on regular heavy weight paper (c1s/c2s/etc) to special vinyls and such.

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  • Anonymous

    Whered all this business card talk come from? It dosent say LV “buisness” card holder. Id imagine the credit cards get more play then the business ones especialy if they’re rapped in premium LV leather. I have a card holder and the business cards eventualy just become extra filling but they do come in handy sometimes but i was definately thinking somebody should get his ass. LOL!

  • Per Magnus Skold

    A camera that costs over $1k seems really excessive.

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  • Anonymous

    Last time I checked, and visited the store(s) in Paris – Kitsune is based out of Paris!

  • ED

    great boots

  • ED

    I think this LV cardholder is used more as a “wallet” and not necessarily for business cards.  With that said, I always have a least a few business cards on me.  Not just a norm, but a necessity in the business world

  • Anonymous

    A baseball….lmao that is random!

  • Anonymous

    its fun to re-spin “Essentials” to its real meaning, which is, imagine if this is all you had with you for wilderness survival.  

  • Anonymous

    lolllllll he carries a baseball.  ”just in case”?  

  • Kalvert Yeo

    So what do you think they use? Exchange facebook contacts?

  • http://twitter.com/TrevorDoe Trevor Doe

    I’m a printer in Toronto, trust me, people still use business cards ALOT

  • http://www.youtube.com/DeepEndDUBSTEP youtube.com/DeepEndDUBSTEP

    Any time there will be someone featured from somewhere other than asia? 

  • http://twitter.com/guyitsmathew Mathew James Sotelo

    essentials comments are always fun

  • Anonymous

    Oh man. Welcome to Earth

  • http://twitter.com/landopanda Landopanda

    I’m just going to assume you’re under the age of 16.  Business cards are still widely used throughout the working world.  Kuroki also probably does a lot business in Japan where there’s an even greater emphasis on business cards.  There’s even a word (meishi) for the protocol and rituals of how a business card is presented to new contacts.

    Think before you speak next time.

  • Anonymous

    Nevermind.

  • Anonymous

    Insult.

  • Anonymous

    can someone please insult this guy for thinking that business cards aren’t used anymore

  • http://twitter.com/VKATDNO VILLAIN

    People still use business cards? Really?