Japanese Sale Small Island

The Japanese have a island that located just one kilometre off the coast of Hiroshima has been put up for sale.

The Northern Mitsuko Island was formerly the site of a naval hospital, but it has lain abandoned since the end of WWII. It's home to plenty of weeds and trees and encompasses a space of 7,600 square metres.

The property is owned by the Japanese government and is being sold by The Chugoku Local Finance Bureau. The sale is part of a government initiative to capitalise on any unused assets and they will be holding a tender for the island in February.This one is made extra special because it is the first of its kind in Japan.

The Most Expensive Cupcake in Las Vegas

In Las Vegas you'll find some sweet food like cupcake. The cupcake is comes with a bill roughly commensurate with an inter-continental flight. It costs USD 750.

The little treasure is made from 100-year-old Louis XIII de Remy Martin Cognac, Palmira Single Estate Chocolate from the rare Porcelain Crillo bean, Tahita Gold Vanilla Caviar and edible gold flakes. So delicious.

The pricey morsel is called Decadence D'Or and on sale at Sweet Surrenders, which is a candy and cupcake shop in the Palazzo Resort on the Las Vegas strip.They also sell other cupcakes such as Red Velvet and Lemon Strawberry.

The Bvlgari Merveilleuse Line Collection

A reference to the French word for marvelous, the Bvlgari Merveilleuse Line is meant to battle the deleterious effects of gravity and malnutrition on the skin. According to Bvlgari, the Merveilleuse Line counters the harmful sagging of skin tissue, dull complexion and dehydration while also providing nutrition, comfort and pleasure to the skin.

Like the Gem Essence, this line is the brainchild of the Cosmetic Research Department of Bvlgari.

Said to be the first architectural skincare line that retrains skin to nourish itself, the nutrition and anti-age revolution is comprised of three avant-garde and technologically targeted products: Elixir Merveilleux, Baume Merveilleux and Regard Merveilleux. These three products work hand-in-hand, retraining the skin to nourish itself, while at the same time firming and sculpting the face.

The most expensive Football Boots to Sell

Boots worn by Rio Ferdinand, John Terry and Wayne Rooney have been dipped in sparkling jewels and put up for sale.

7,444 precious stones have been soldered to the trio’s footwear. The studs were capped in black diamonds and set in white gold alongside diamonds and sapphires. They are the most expensive boots in history.

Renowned jeweller Steven Jordan (of the Assay Office) provided the critical valuation. He declared that John Terry’s were the shiniest, recommending a price tag of $218,000.

Former dancer and model Luisa Di Marco came up with the concept but it is all for a good cause. They will be sold at the VIP launch for Rio Ferdinand’s ‘Live the Dream Foundation.’

The First Christmas Tree for Claridge's

This tree is a first for both Claridge's and for the oh-so-fabulous and ever garrulous Galliano. The hotel had never before cooperation with a fashion designer of such stature and Galliano had never designed a Christmas tree before.

As you can see, the Claridge’s Christmas Tree by John Galliano for Dior is a vision of winter in the tropics, with an adorable snow leopard, dragon flies and parrots thrown into the mix. If nothing else, its tree-of-life sort of vibe is quite transcendental.

“I am thrilled that Dior is collaborating with Claridge’s this Christmas. I love to visit Claridge’s when I am in London, particularly at this time of the year – and I hope to bring a twist to the traditional tree. I want to combine the festive with the innovative, the spirit of Dior with the beauty of Claridge’s, and create something spectacular that will inspire the perfect start to the season!” said the mustachioed one.

The LV Seventh Maison opening in Macau

Louis Vuitton celebrated the opening of its first maison in Macau at One Central.

The Maison One Central was opened by Chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy Bernard Arnault, Chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton Malletier Yves Carcelle, President of Louis Vuitton Asia Pacific Jean-Baptiste Debains, the omnipresent Shu Qi, Managing Director of Shun Tak Holdings Pansy Ho and Executive Director of Hongkong Land Raymond Chow.

This is the seventh Maison in Louis Vuitton's network drew plenty of star power, aside from Shu Qi, including actor Chang Chen and actress Gui Lun Mei from Taiwan and so on.

Latest Salsa Air Luggage of Rimowa

Rimowa release the Salsa Air range as Asian luggage specialists is the lightest polycarbonate offering from the company. Weighing some 26% less than the firm's classic Salsa case, the Salsa Air nevertheless maintains the same puter shell as the rest of the Salsa series.

Rimowa Managing Director Dieter Morszeck said“Demand for ever lighter luggage is on the rise and with its Salsa Air range, Rimowa is providing the perfect combination of light weight and renowned Rimowa quality,” Rimowa made its name with the revolutionary polycarbonate luggage, thus changing the industry itself.