This collection was inspired by and designed to reflect life on the French Riviera. If you ask me, the color is well suited to match the sparkling water of the glorious Mediterranean. Bags available in this new pattern are: the Speedy, the Keepall, the Noé, the Saleya and the Pampelonne. Other pieces in the collection are: the vanity case, the accessories box, sandals, hair cubes and flip flops. Customized hat boxes and trunks are available as well. Click here to purchase items from the Damier Azur Collection.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Purse collection2 (Balenciaga, Prada, Coach)
more purses...Pls subscribe & comment if you want to see more of my purses/clutches. This part includes 2 Michael Kors bags, Givenchy Eclipse, Kate Spade,Coach purses, Balenciaga Day bag (love it!), Prada & misc. clutches
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Hermes Kelly Bag
World Famous Hermes Kelly collection.
After married the king of Morocco In 1956, Grace Kelly was pregnant, she used to use the Hermes bag to cover her tummy in order to avoid the mass media, As a result the bag became the focus at that time. With the permission from the Morocco royalty, Hermes named the bag as Kelly. For its small size, Hermes Kelly bag bring some unusual elegance and it is a frequenter in many formal occasions. Kelly is the best handbag for many women.
Hermes VS. Louis Vuitton Auction Handbag Race on eBay
So what happens when the internet goes down at an eBay drop off store? We race luxury handbags of course! Here's a couple of luxury handbags in an auction race to the finish. May the best handbag win!
How to Spot a Fake Birkin Bag and Why It's So Special
Chief curartor Randi Molofsky from Portero.com tells us how to distinguish a real Birkin bag from a fake. From the authenticated Hermès logo stamp to the unique engravings on the lock and key, Randi outlines all the important details that make it so special and what to look for when purchasing a coveted Hermès Birkin bag.
How to Pick a Purse : Fake Designer Handbags & Purses
How to understand fake designer purses or handbags; get professional tips and advice on choosing and buying fashion accessories in this free fashion video.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
How To Spot A Fake Louis Vuitton Bag
People are Judgmental...I had a friend who was rich and wore everything branded...later when she mixed her fakes and real stuff, everyone believed everything was real...On other hand, a girl in my group, literally saved her pocket money for a year and bought a REAL LV...Do I need to say, People always thought she is sporting a fake...
Fake fashion is a $450 billion dollar business. The bigger the brand name, the bigger the payoff for counterfeiters such as fake Louis Vuitton bags. Its signature series of canvas monogram bags is a prime target for knock-off artists and manufacturers. Many of these counterfeit Louis Vuitton bags are so convincing, they easily fool the average consumer. If you are in the market for the real deal, here's how to make sure you're not getting gypped.
1.
Step 1: The Price Is Wrong
Louis Vuitton monogram canvas bags run from $375 and up, with the majority of the bags selling for over $1000. If you're buying a brand new Louis Vuitton bag for less than $300, you're not getting a deal, you're getting a fake.
2.
Step 2: What's In A Name?
If there is an "LV" anywhere on the bag that is crooked or on a stitch or seam, it is not the real thing. The "LV" on a real Louis Vuitton purse will be carefully placed on the bag so that it's not cut off by a seam or snap. Besides the famous initials being monogrammed onto the bag itself, the zipper pull and purse snaps will all be branded as well. The zipper pull should also be brass hardware and heavy to the touch. Many imitators pay attention to the details so make sure you're paying even closer attention. If the seams are uneven or the monogram is the slightest bit off, it's a fake. Louis Vuitton bags are all hand crafted and each one is perfectly assembled. Spend some time on the manufacturer's website to study the details that make the bag authentic.
3.
Step 3: Material Matters
The Louis Vuitton monogram bags are made of canvas but the handles and piping are natural cowhide leather. The color of the leather should be a light tan, with the edge dyed red and the stitching in yellow. After a few weeks of handling your bag, the leather handles will oxidize and fade to a darker brown. If your leather handles don't change color, it's a fake.
4.
Step 4: Location
Louis Vuitton doesn't have any authorized street resellers so resist these so called "deals" they are trying to sell you. Also be careful when buying bags online, although you can find authentic Louis Vuitton bags, there are also a plethora of fakes. Pay attention to the seller feedback and ask about buyer protection and the return policy. One website that is authorized to sell Louis Vuitton bags is www.eluxury.com.
5.
Step 5: Trust Your Gut
When it comes down to it, go with your gut. If you feel funny about where or how much you're paying, walk away. For more information about how to tell the authenticity of a Louis Vuitton bag, visit a Louis Vuitton retailer or call the headquarters at 212-758-8877 in the USA.
Also known as:
* (How Do I Spot A Fake Louis Vuitton Bag)
* (Fake Or Real Louis Vuitton Bag?)
Fake fashion is a $450 billion dollar business. The bigger the brand name, the bigger the payoff for counterfeiters such as fake Louis Vuitton bags. Its signature series of canvas monogram bags is a prime target for knock-off artists and manufacturers. Many of these counterfeit Louis Vuitton bags are so convincing, they easily fool the average consumer. If you are in the market for the real deal, here's how to make sure you're not getting gypped.
1.
Step 1: The Price Is Wrong
Louis Vuitton monogram canvas bags run from $375 and up, with the majority of the bags selling for over $1000. If you're buying a brand new Louis Vuitton bag for less than $300, you're not getting a deal, you're getting a fake.
2.
Step 2: What's In A Name?
If there is an "LV" anywhere on the bag that is crooked or on a stitch or seam, it is not the real thing. The "LV" on a real Louis Vuitton purse will be carefully placed on the bag so that it's not cut off by a seam or snap. Besides the famous initials being monogrammed onto the bag itself, the zipper pull and purse snaps will all be branded as well. The zipper pull should also be brass hardware and heavy to the touch. Many imitators pay attention to the details so make sure you're paying even closer attention. If the seams are uneven or the monogram is the slightest bit off, it's a fake. Louis Vuitton bags are all hand crafted and each one is perfectly assembled. Spend some time on the manufacturer's website to study the details that make the bag authentic.
3.
Step 3: Material Matters
The Louis Vuitton monogram bags are made of canvas but the handles and piping are natural cowhide leather. The color of the leather should be a light tan, with the edge dyed red and the stitching in yellow. After a few weeks of handling your bag, the leather handles will oxidize and fade to a darker brown. If your leather handles don't change color, it's a fake.
4.
Step 4: Location
Louis Vuitton doesn't have any authorized street resellers so resist these so called "deals" they are trying to sell you. Also be careful when buying bags online, although you can find authentic Louis Vuitton bags, there are also a plethora of fakes. Pay attention to the seller feedback and ask about buyer protection and the return policy. One website that is authorized to sell Louis Vuitton bags is www.eluxury.com.
5.
Step 5: Trust Your Gut
When it comes down to it, go with your gut. If you feel funny about where or how much you're paying, walk away. For more information about how to tell the authenticity of a Louis Vuitton bag, visit a Louis Vuitton retailer or call the headquarters at 212-758-8877 in the USA.
Also known as:
* (How Do I Spot A Fake Louis Vuitton Bag)
* (Fake Or Real Louis Vuitton Bag?)
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