... for a richer life (Ferrari in Prague)

"For a richer life" is the slogan on the window display of CSOB bank. It suits that Ferrari quite well, don't you think? I would mention that this is at Na Prikopech street. The most expensive shopping street in Prague. Actually it is even the 18th most expensive shopping street in the whole world.

The most trendy top-luxury car in Prague is coupe from Bentley right now. I remember times when Audi TT was the most popular. It usually happens during summer. One type of luxury car starts to appear more and more often and then it looks like everybody has one. It was Mercedes SL few years ago and I predict that it will be Mercedes CL next year. That car is awesome.

PS: There's a cafe in Prague which belongs to one of Ferrari owners and they meet there with their cars quite often. It's close to Charles bridge. I will show it to you later.

Garden Restaurant at Slovansky Dum

Garden restaurant at Slovansky dum. I don't know why but every time I go through there (this is a quick way to get from Jindrisska street to Na Prikopech street) I have the same feeling as when I was going along the restaurants at France's Cap d'Agde promenade. Really don't know why. There's no sea, even no fish restaurants. Just the feel of this place is the same - maybe it's that holiday great spent evening feel which is the same here.

Prague's biggest and the most real Louis Vuitton bag

100% original Louis Vuitton bag. Made from paper :) But even though, it's nice. And big. Bigger than other Louis Vuitton's bags. Louis Vuitton has its shop in Parizska street - the highly expensive highly known fashion stores' street. And the picture is from Na Prikopech street - maybe the second most expensive street in Prague.

On the fashion hunt in the streets of Prague

One of the girls we shooted for "fashion in the street" section of Czech fashion web www.inVogue.cz. More will come during the week at inVogue and you don't have to speak Czech to see those pictures :)

UPDATED: See the girl at inVogue.cz


I read interesting article *Prague-Budapest* by Zsolt about tourists in those two quite similar cities. I must add that center of Prague is really full of foreigners and it is almost impossible to hear anybody speak Czech. I saw it at our shooting yesterday. We had to start every conversation with "Mluvite cesky?" (Do you speak Czech?) and after a few trials we switched to English and don't bother to ask in Czech at first.

Zsolt is also part of Budapest daily photo which I visit alot because Budapest is on the top of my "'d like to visit" list :)

Where Na Prikopech street crosses Wenceslas square