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These Party Handbags Make the Perfect Holiday Gifts
Party bags are back! Whether you’re headed to a black-tie Christmas party or a Champagne-drenched soirée, you’re going to need some arm candy slung around your wrist or shoulder—holiday handbags are the most fashionable kind of plus one, after all. Let this be the moment when your dream wish list items become a reality, like, say, that glimmering micro-bag you’ve been eyeing all year long. A handful of 2021’s most coveted silhouettes are being offered in fabulously festive iterations, ideal for upcoming celebrations yet they’re also classics in their own right. These purses might not be your basic tote or
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New boutique FOMO offers designer handbags, accessories in Rochester NY
Like many people, Troy Bennett and Krista Hanny of Rochester spent the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic decluttering their home. The couple started discarding some of their many unneeded and unsustainable items, which ultimately led to opening a resale shop featuring luxury accessories in Rochester’s South Wedge in August. The 650-square-foot store, FOMO at 650 South Ave., is filled with pre-owned designer items such as handbags, hats, scarves, wallets and sunglasses. The store is filled with products from Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada and Burberry. Each item comes with a certificate of authenticity after it is verified by a third
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CBP seizes $30 million shipment of fake handbags, clothing, ahead of holidays
The container of 13,586 items had been shipped from China and would have had a combined estimated recommended retail price of $30,437,775, it said. The CBP said that counterfeit goods had historically been sold in underground outlets and on illegitimate websites. “The rise of e-commerce offers a haven for criminals who are now able to hide behind seemingly legitimate listings on well-known websites. The sale of counterfeit commodities multiplies the illegal profits of smugglers and traffickers who reinvest the proceeds from such sales into further criminal enterprises,” it said in its statement. The agency’s Director of Field Operations in Los
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Where to buy used designer handbags and clothing
NY Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Reduce, reuse, recycle… and resell. With luxury goods, this is the new way to shop. Not only are you giving a second life to incredible designer handbags and clothing, but you get to save some money in the process and get to take home Chanel, Prada, Gucci and more for a fraction of the retail price. Plus, the act of reselling and buying pre-loved luxury goods is actually super trendy. According to a Nov. 29 report from McKinsey and Company, the already 25 to
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The Best Nylon Handbags and Accessories for that Y2K Look
Photographed by Erwin Wurm, Vogue, December 2019 As far as nylon goes, it’s undeniably one of the most interesting textiles in the history of fashion. It’s fitting, then, that the humble fabric has risen as one of the most popular styles for bags and accessories in 2021. Unusual times call for unusual fashion, and nylon certainly encompasses all that. It’s almost apocalyptic; it’s sturdy, water-resistant, affordable, and works for a range of items from couture gowns to everyday bags. For the fall 2021 season, brands high and low embraced the nylon bag. There was Sacai’s utilitarian nylon backpack, McQueen’s
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Fracking fashion: Argentine designers turns shale sand bags into handbags
BUENOS AIRES, Nov 30 (Reuters) – An Argentine fashion firm has found a new source of inspiration – and materials – in an unlikely location: oil industry burlap plastic sacks from the country’s huge Vaca Muerta shale formation, which they recycle to make shoes, bags and purses. The firm founded by three sisters, Fracking Design – a reference to the controversial process of fracking used in oil and gas extraction – takes plastic “Big Bags” used for holding sand, which are then processed and mixed with waste leather. Oil and gas firms in Vaca Muerta, a huge shale formation the
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Properly carrying handbags and luggage may relieve and prevent neck, shoulder, and back pain
Dr. Karyn Staples demonstrate the proper way to wheel your luggage through the airport. SPONSORED FEATURE That pain in the neck you’re feeling? It could be caused by your purse. The back pain that’s got you sidelined? Also potentially caused by your purse or by luggage or other heavy items you’re carrying daily. As we travel and prepare to celebrate during the holiday season, the opportunity for pain and injuries resulting from improperly lifting or carrying things increases. It’s enough to make the “most wonderful time of the year,” well, not so awesome. Knowing the best way to handle your
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