And by splurge, we do mean taking out a huge chunk from your bank account. Catching up before the iPhone 7 well runs dry, Louis Vuitton has unveiled its new “Eye-Trunk” line of leather cases that do make your iPhone look like a leather-covered trunk. If you’re into that kind of thing.

They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and that’s probably what the respected fashion brand is trying to appeal to. After all, who would want to make their iPhones look like some old-fashioned chest, complete with the traditional style of locks of old. Well, probably those that want anything LV on their phones.

Those with concerns and objections to the use of leather should probably stay far, far away as well. Especially with the “precious Golden Crocodile leather” case. Not that many would be able to afford it anyway. That one sells for R67 058 for the smaller iPhone 7, or R73 125 for the iPhone 7 Plus.

For those more strapped for cash can opt for the Monogram or Monogram Reverse cases. Those cost “only” R15 600 or R16 690, for the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, respectively. And, no, the front side of the case isn’t any better.

It’s unsurprising that these Louis Vuitton cases would cost more than the phone itself. Fortunately, there isn’t one yet for the R16 000 iPhone 8. On the upside, if the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus don’t differ from their predecessors in terms of physical dimensions, these LV cases would also work for them as well.

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Surprisingly, the leak comes from Apple’s own PR team. The French website iGeneration actually received an email from Beats PR that stated new headphone models from the brand would be unveiled on September 7th, alongside the iPhone 7. An image of the email was also published, but the site was asked by Beats to remove it, all but confirming its authenticity.

There’s no word on what new types of headphones we might see from Beats on Wednesday. However, since the company already has wireless Bluetooth versions of several of its higher-end on/over-ear headphone models, it seems likely the in-ear/earbud styles could go wireless, or there will be wired versions with Lightning connectors instead of the standard 3.5mm headphone jacks.

With the iPhone 7 long-expected to drop the traditional headphone port, the most common prediction is that the Apple headphones included in the box will remain wired but with a Lightning connector. Also rumored is a pair of wireless earbuds from Apple featuring the name “AirPods,” but those will be sold separately due to their higher price tag.

This new Beats leak seems to guarantee we’ll at least be seeing a variety of new headphones announced with the iPhone 7, but we’ll have to wait until Wednesday for the full lineup.