Buy/Borrow/Steal: The Handbag Edition
On the Runway: In their Fall 2011 collection Bulgari (left, bottom corner) went wild with the animal theme, like this snake skin bag that features silver snake embellishment. Phillip Lim 3.1 (top, middle) gave us a more understated and classic option, shown in a chocolate brown here, it also unzips at the sides for more added space. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen recently released an accessories collection of vintage inspired crocodile and ostrich and alligator bags under their The Row (left, bottom corner) label.
Here are three different, very wearable options for a vintage leather handbag. However, you may notice that none of these bags have prices or brand names. One of these is by an expensive designer, one comes from a well known label and the other is an affordable brand. We want you to tell us which one you want to buy, which one you want to borrow and which one you want to steal!
You have until July 18th to leave a comment. We will then randomly choose one lucky commenter to receive a prize and we will also reveal the prices and the brands.
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UPDATE! Thanks for playing with us on this Buy/Borrow/Steal: The Handbag Edition! We hope you've enjoyed it. Here are the prices and brands for all three bags, were you surprised?
Bag #1: Fendi Silvana Flap-over Handbag, Crocodile and Calf (C$8495)
Bag #2: Coach New Chelsea Embossed Croc Flap (US$498.00)
Bag #3: Nine West Sharp Foldover Clutch (C$79.00)
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Hello Everyone! This contest is now closed. Thanks for playing! The prices and brands of all three handbags are now up! Winners will be announced shortly and will be notified via email. Make sure to check out this week's Buy/Borrow/Steal: The T-Shirt Edition! | |
Buy #2 | |
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Buy #2 | |
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Buy #1, Borrow #3, Steal #2 | |
Number 2 is my favorite, very classic and could go with anything. So buy#2, borrow #3, and steal #1. | |
Buy-1 | |
I would: | |
I would borrow 1, steal 3 and buy 2. |