How To Choose Leather Business Bag
Posted on December 24, 2008
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Business bag is not just an accessory – it is the constituent of appearance of any businesswoman.
No doubt, it should meet the requirements of a dress code and be comfortable as well. Let’s have a look at popular business bags.
If folders, personal organizer and all that writing stuff are a must for you, you should pay closer attention to a rigid structure briefcase that is pretty roomy. For example, a two-coloured leather Miu Miu briefcase with golden elements looks really businesslike.
And Escada handbags.
Escada crocodile briefcase.
It is a top seller on many international markets right now.
Do you think this trend is likely to last?
Forget about ‘manlike’ models.
A real business bag should be at least a bit elegant.
It can be in no way a huge one.
These Miu Miu briefcases stand out for a combination of beige and green insets.
One can notice a slight military rucksack flavour in some of these briefcases.
And some briefcases are notable for their resemblance to the handbags of 70-s.
Women briefcases - Marc by Marc Jacobs, Yves Saint Laurent.
It is of primary importance that:
A business handbag should have two handles
– a long one and a short one
– like a Burberry Prorsum handbag.
You will get all you need into this gorgeous Balenciaga business handbag.
It has a lot of sections and pockets.
It is a one-size-fits-all bag.
Looks very expensive.
Such a Balenciaga has several colours and shapes.
Moreover, a business bag should be roomy, as well as made of a high quality material.
Your bag can tell a lot about you. If your business bag is a high quality bag, it will not only arouse envy of your colleges but will also be a plus for your reputation.
For example,
Such a Gucci python bag can be combined:
with mat boots
and a felt hat that tone the handbag itself.
Gucci is Gucci…
And this embossed leather handbag is also a Gucci.
Do not forget: you adorn the things you wear with yourself, but not yourself with the things you wear =)
Turn Your Bag into a Chair for Your Baby: Belgian Chair Bag Seat
Posted on December 23, 2008
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Just imagine: you go on a visit to your friends with your baby, but your comfortable highchair is left at home. Where will your baby be seated so that you could easily feed the baby on demand? How will you seat the baby at table next to adults?
Now thanks to HOPPOP convertible bag this problem is solved. It takes only several seconds to fasten the bag to any chair and then it turns into a comfortable seat for your baby. You only have to put the bag on the table, to throw the seat-back back, to fasten the seat belts - and your baby can be seated! The inner plastic framework is intended for a weight of 15 kg, i.e. for the children under four years. The baby seat is equipped with a safety seat belt and a comfortable soft back from cellular polystyrene, which ensures comfort for your baby.
Moreover, HOPPOP bag is pretty roomy, so that you could get disposable diapers and other baby stuff into it. It has many inner sections and side pockets with wide zipper closure. These pockets can be used even when your baby sits in the HOPPOP chair bag seat. You won’t have to worry about the stains your baby will leave on the bag! It is made of polyester so that the stains could be easily removed. If the bag needs washing, it could be washed at 30 degrees.
HOPPOP bag is both roomy and surprisingly light (200g). There is a small washable mattress as a unit so that your child could be laid on it during the clothes and diapers change. For the first time HOPPOP convertible bag received a top award as best innovative product at Kind + Jugend exhibition held in 2007 in Cologne. In October 2007 HOPPOP bag received another high award for high consumer value.
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Katheleen Dustin Funny Bags
Posted on December 18, 2008
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The holder of a master’s degree, Kathleen Dustin designs and creates funny handbags with her own hands. One can find fruit handbags, music box handbags, flower handbags, icon handbags, and even collage handbags with Renaissance drawings among her collections. In childhood, Kathleen Dustin against her mother wishes dreamed of becoming a pianist and touring all over the world. Her mother wanted Kathleen to become an artist. Finally Kathleen let herself to be talked into her mother’s point of view, obtained a degree in art (ceramics and sculpture), and graduated from the University of Arizona.
Now Kathleen Dustin lives in New Hampshire and takes pleasure in touring the world. Accompanying her husband during business trip journeys, she has an opportunity to live for some time in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Washington, District of Columbia, Houston, as well as to make a tour of the Mediterranean and Russia.
Kathleen Dustin makes handbags from polymer clay and then decorates them with strikingly beautiful paintings, appliqués, carvings using her own sketches. In fact, polymer clay is tamperproof, which makes polymer clay bags durable.
At first Kathleen depicted faces of the Renaissance epoch women on her handbags and later there appeared some fragments from the sacred Scriptures.
Models created by Kathleen Dustin are so amazing that they can even be used as inner decoration elements. But Kathleen wants another usage for her pieces of art. ‘I do my best to create handbags that are beautiful, as well as functional’, says Kathleen. In her opinion, statuettes just collect dust, whereas bags are functional as you can carry them wherever you go – you can use them.
Art critics admitted these bags to be unique. Despite Kathleen’s desire to see her handbags in usage, some of them turned into museum pieces that are exhibited in the world’s most famous museums.
Designer Kathleen Dustin creates also bracelets, earrings, rings, necklaces, hairpins, brooches, etc.