Sogo store displays crystal-covered Mercedes

Sogo store displays crystal-covered Mercedes

OSAKA, Japan - Shoppers look at a Mercedes-Benz covered with crystals at Sogo Co.'s flagship department store in Osaka's Chuo Ward on Oct. 28. The car decked out with 300,000 pieces of Swarovski crystal, both inside and outside, will be on display until Nov. 3 as a Christmas decoration. (Kyodo)

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