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Louis Vuitton, Burberry,
Coach, Prada...designer handbags that girls just can't
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Designer Handbags
MAD About Bags! Trendy
Carriers for Stylish Sisters
Ebony, June, 2004 by: Zondra Hughes
Well-dressed women everywhere know that the perfect outfit requires
the perfect handbag, and this season's offerings of satchels,
hip slings, clutches, duffle bags and handbags are guaranteed
to have something for everyone.
The fashion industry is offering various purse styles for that
upscale, enterprising, social climbing, Sister-on-the-go, so
if you're in hot pursuit of the perfect purse, check out a few
of this season's must-haves.
Got it in the Bag
E: The Environmental Magazine, July-August, 2005 by: Rebecca
Sanborn, Brian C. Howard
Move over Prada, there's a new bag in town. The Zipsack by Wrapsacks
($11.95) is small enough to fit in your pocket and large enough
to carry all of your groceries. Made of hand-dyed cotton in
a range of bright colors, these bags zip up neatly into small
pouches that would fit easily into a purse or glove compartment.
When unzipped, they are approximately the size of a grocery
bag with a small pocket sewn into the top for valuables. Aside
from their convenience, durability and good looks, these bags
can also help reduce the number of flimsy plastic sacks that
end up dogging your closets and piling up in landfills. Wrapsacks
also offers reusable fabric gift bags in many colors and styles.
Burberry for Dogs?
by: Natacha Bunzl
Burberry is one of the world's famous designer brands. But branded
trenchcoats and sweaters for dogs? A thought that may make you
raise your eyebrows!
Is today's designer fashion selling out? Despite what you might
think, high-class designer labels also cater for your pets nowadays
as does British luxury label Burberry who has just released
their own collection of Burberry clothing for dogs. Most notable
features are the famous Burberry trenchcoat for dogs as well
as the Check sweater and Burberry dog leash.
Handbags 'Must-Haves' for
Tweens
DSN Retailing Today, June 13, 2005 by: Emily Scardino
While the licensed apparel industry is solid going into fall
2005, the accessories segment is really taking off. "Other
businesses [such as] accessories have all started to get much
better distribution because we are now able to offer complete
programs to retailers," said Natasha Fishman, director
of business development for Sesame Workshop. Driven by retailers'
positive reception to lifestyle brands and cross merchandising,
the demand for non-apparel items has increased dramatically. |
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