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" Once celebrated in vintage advertisements as &amp;quot;the world&amp;#039;s most famous suitcase,&amp;quot; Globe-Trotter luggage accompanied Sir Edmund Hillary on his journey up Mount Everest and Queen Elizabeth II on her honeymoon. Founded in 1897, the company fashions its cases out of lightweight but sturdy Vulcan fiber\u2014Globe-Trotter&amp;#039;s own secret patent that&amp;#039;s as closely guarded as the Coca-Cola recipe. The Safari series, shown here in ivory, revives a design from the 1920s that became popular for luxury ocean-liner travel. In case you&amp;#039;re stuck without a personal dockside porter, many of the new models come fitted with wheels and trolleys.  Safari series, from $575\u2013$1,875; globe-trotterltd.com. For more of What We Love, click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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