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Russia's government will remove a large building the centre Moscow. The building looks exactly like a brown Louis Vuitton suitcase. It is nine metres high and 30 metres long and is covered Louis Vuitton's famous logo. It also has two giant Russian flags running one side. The luxury goods maker built it a 6-week exhibition Louis Vuitton luggage. The exhibition was going to open December the 2nd to mark the 150-year anniversary the company. A spokesperson Louis Vuitton said everyone at the company was disappointed. The company had planning permission to make the building and Moscow building inspectors visited it many times the builders finished it.

The giant suitcase became very unpopular ordinary Muscovites. Many people could not understand why the city agreed to build it Moscow's famous Red Square. A member Russia's Communist Party said Red Square was "a sacred place the Russian state". The suitcase was built the tomb Lenin. A Moscow pensioner said: "This is an embarrassment our country. All we think about is business, business, business." He said it was shocking because most Russians could never afford to buy a Louis Vuitton product. The building may be moved to another part Moscow. The money collected the exhibition will go to a Russian children's charity.