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It is no secret that many women love to use and carry designer handbags, but often what you may like may not suit you or it may not match your current wardrobe. Therefore, some planning needs to be underway because a designer handbag is an investment and you want to buy one that you can wear with many of your current outfits. You may not be the type that a dress up often, which means you need a more casual style of handbag, but you may be a business woman that needs a handbag that will work well with your various attire for work.

The truth is, regardless of what your style is, you are bound to find a designer bag that you will not be able to live without and will soon become your favorite part of your outfit. Many people assume that a designer purse is only for those special occasions out on the town, but that is not the case at all because there are very casual styles of handbags that can be suitable for jeans and a blouse. There are such differences in women's styles and class, and what's wonderful is there are many differences among designers that give every woman a chance to truly shine in her own individuality.

Therefore, when you are ready to buy your designer handbag, take a peek in your closet. What clothes do you wear most often? What is your style? Are you the sportier type of woman or are you strictly traditional in your dress? Perhaps you are a bit of both as many women are multifaceted in their dress because they wear so many hats during the day, from motherhood, to businesswoman, to wife and therefore, you might need to find a couple designer handbags that will work for the many different parts of your life.

The main key to remember when buying designer labels is to remember that you do not have to stick with one designer, you can choose from several different styles within the same designer line or move into new designer territory. You can also mix and match handbags by having one for everyday use, one for evening out, dinner parties, and even one for mommy days when it is all about the kids. Obviously, when it is about the children, you want a larger bag such as the tote, which work well for many mothers. Also, make sure you bring someone with you when shopping for a designer handbag, and make sure the person you choose has a good sense of style and taste.

While designer handbags cost more than mass-produced purses, you will find that the quality of the designer bags is far superior and are made to last for many years to come. These handbags are not throwaways and therefore, they are going to be in your life for many years to come, therefore, it is vital that you choose one or more that you can honestly see yourself using regularly and that will hold its style through the many fashion changes.

Diamonds, Crocodiles, Patches, Urban Junk…..you name it! All with a thousands upon thousand price tag.

I'm sure in my lifetime, I couldn't ever afford to buy a combination of any of those purses, but maybe just one of the most expensive designer handbags.

What about you? Which of the most expensive designer handbags would be your lifetime goal to purchase?

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Uniqueness vs. Price Tag

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All the hype about whether a vintage purse or handbag is fake or real. Lets flip that…unless someone does a full blown white glove inspection on zippers and linings and smells the leather….or uses a magnifying glass to inspect the serial numbers if they have any serial numbers at all….who cares!

When I look for a nice vintage accessory, whether it be shoes, jewelry, belts, or hats, my main focus is does it fit with my style; do i have anything that i can use this to compliment or vice versa. Not…is this real and will others spot my FAKE.

To be quite honest, I don't look at a non-brand name vintage purse as being a misfit. I look at the material its made out of. I feel the bag, smell it, wear it on my shoulder and look in the mirror. "Does this vintage handbag suit my style?"

Don't get me wrong. In the back of my mind I'm also thinking "does this vintage handbag scream GENERIC!"

If it's one thing I detest, it's a fake imitator of something (and that comment goes beyond the world of vintage purses and handbags;) I'd rather a purse be totally original and odd, so to speak, than for it to be a fake copy of something.

I get compliments all the time on the uniqueness of my handbag or the quality of it. I love those kind of compliments rather than…is that Chanel or Kate or Louis. I give respect where due, but thanks for those that respect and admire my sense of style. My style represents me. If that includes adding pieces to my wardrobe that stand out for beauty and originality rather than price tag, then I humbly accept it.

Don't major on the minor, by that I mean don't exclude a vintage purse from your option list just because it does not have a $1000 ticket price to go with it. If I revealed my price range for purses, your jaw would drop. I shop vintage at resale, consignment, and thrifts. I get my greatest high quality pieces there. It just takes a little more time, and effort, and favor of God to grab up a special deal.

So this post is dedicated to all of us who choose to use our time searching for rare, special, delicate pieces that tell others what we're all about.

No offense to the name branders. We all can still co-exist in this world, each with our unique individual flare.

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This gray Lucite handbag with a carved floral handle and top is stamped "Florida Handbags." From the estate of Norma Seidman, Lincolnwood, Illinois.

During these decades, women had bags for everyday use as well as evening handbags and clutches. Today, the luxury market is much more available to the masses than it was even in the 1990s, much less the mid-20th century, so the choices, good buys and sales are far greater.

 Lucite is just a stronger type of plastic. Plastic bags will yellow five years down the road, but not Lucite. The material was popularized in the ’50s and ’60s by a designer named Wilardy, who kind of made Lucite what it was. Florida Handbags was another big company for Lucite.

Lucite bags are very modern in terms of their design. They’re like a box, they’re very linear, and they come in opaque, milky-type colors. Patricia of Miami was another designer who worked a lot in Lucite. You’ll often see etched designs on some of these purses.