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Cyber Sale? How about Cyber Monday all week long? Where you ask? Why…Target of course! And…this adorable Mossimo Supply Co. Plaid Material Tote is just one of many great buys. This plaid tote is…
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Back in 2001, when Balenciaga’s motorcycle bag first appeared on the arms of European editors and international It-girls, most figured that it would be just a one-season wonder.  Seven years later, however, the bag remains as popular as ever. It is on the arms of celebrities all over. Like the classic Chanel handbags, the Hermès Birkin and a Louis Vuitton [...]
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When you hear the term “self-endangerment” in any fashion conversation, it usually means plowing through your savings, not stabbing yourself with your accessory (I won’t get into…

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It’s always exciting when Bergdorfs (aka the snobbiest department store in America) goes on sale. The store has the best collection of designer brands from luxury to contemporary 5F. My…

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WGACA Hermes Vintage Crocodile Bags, $8000 ShopBop here and here

If you’re not familiar with vintage powerhouses What Goes Around Comes Around, you should be. The New York-based retro aggregator, often abbreviated WGACA, searches out and resells some of the best pre-owned duds in the country, and today, that includes two lovely Hermes Vintage Crocodile Bags that are up for grabs via ShopBop. They’re very Betty Draper, right? Or maybe they’re more Trudie Campbell…

ShopBop doesn’t list the era from which either of these bags originated, but they look an awful lot like the small, structured, elbow-carried bags that were popular among wealthy women of the Mad Men era – the late 50s and early 60s. Hermes was at the top of the leather goods mountain back then as well (and the brand often plays a part in the show, come to think of it), so these two bags, which both lack external branding, are among the finest examples of the period’s luxury handbags.

Looking at these designs makes it easy to see where the inspiration for the currently trendy ladybags comes from, and then they’re Hermes croc on top of it. For $8000 apiece, you’d have the be a serious vintage hound or Hermes fangirl to buy one, but right now I’m missing Mad Men so much that if I were asininely rich, I might consider it. Then all I’d need is one of Joan’s dresses…well, and her hips. Buy through ShopBop for $8000 here and here.

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