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So yeah, it is in the eye of beholder if a skirt is worth spending 1000 dollars and up for a piece of ready to wear, but the same goes for designer accessories collections... I also don't see how the argument is valid that the shoes and bags will last you longer, given the fact that certain signature pieces (the ones that people are fighting to get their hands on and that are plastered all over the magazines) are very recognizably "it" in a certain time. One thing I know is that it demands attitude to wear particular clothing, not so a designer's handbag though. |
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Well, shoes and handbags do actually last longer, since they don't have to be washed all the time, like clothes do. Leather is much more durable than fabric. Besides, classic bags and shoes will always be in fashion.
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I think a lot of women don't feel comfortable keeping with a style as a lot of men do, they like to be versatile and change images according to what is in fashion (I am not generalizing but trying to be objective about what is on offer). It's also much more about accessorization in womenswear as it is in menswear, so that naturally adds to the importance of accessories. Some designer's garments will last you just as long as a leathergoods piece would, take for instance anything from Yohji Yamamoto, Azzedine Alaia or Ann Demeulemeester (judging on what is already on the market and people's closets for many years) as examples. It's also evident in the romance of vintage couture, people were taking much better care of their clothes back then as they do these days, even if it was an expensive designer. It's a pity, really. Last edited by tricotineacetat : 14-05-2006 at 10:47 AM. |
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Well, I think you are right about women not wanting to stick to styles that are no longer 'it'. However, if you choose carfully, and only buy things you really, really like (like I did when I bought my prada flap bag), than keeping it for years and years and carrying it with pride is not a problem for me. I think buying, say, a burberry trenchcoat or classic chanel bag (or like you said Louboutin pumps) it is no problem spending a lot.
I also think it's rather silly to buy a bag or shoes just because they're 'it' at that moment. I never got the whole balanciaga lariat/motorcycle bag thing, but I did buy a paddington, just because I love it. A saleswomen at a high-end boutique in the Netherlands recently told me she wouldn't trade her spy for anything, not even the B-bag. Now that's someone who truely loves her purchases. When it comes to clothing, I like to identify with the image-McQueen's novak (and prada's flap bag) just make me feel like a 50's lady. No 'it' bag of the moment could give me that feeling! |
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im really excited for this, esp the accessories
the prices on the other hand are a bit...:l |
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i would love to see more pictures
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