So I was watching TV the other day and I stumbled upon the Stacy London Show. On it she was talking about this sweet website called bagborroworsteal.com (Bag Borrow or Steal). It’s a site that lets you borrow designer handbags for as long as you want while paying a low monthly rate (or weekly depending on how you set it up). You can borrow up to five extremely expensive and GORGEOUS bags at a time!! It’s a dream come true! So, now we don’t have to spend thousands on couture handbags anymore. We can just rent them out and keep them as long as we want. It’s a HUGE money saver!!! I mean, why spend if you don’t have to, right? Check out the site…it’s amazing!!!
By the way, if you don’t watch “What Not to Wear” on TLC, you should. It’s filled with fantastic tips on how to dress your unique body. I only wish we all could go on $5,000 shopping spree’s whenever we felt like it!! Lol
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September 6th, 2007
Even though you are not Paris Hilton or Jessica Simpson, we still want designer handbags, admit it! Every girl wants to have the best, and everyone enjoys luxury. I received my first designer handbag, a Louie Vuitton when I turned 18. I thought I died and went to heaven when I got it. I could not sleep for days I was so excited. I still have the handbag today, 19 years later. If you purchase a “classic” handbag you will have it for many years to come, and it does not go out of style. Today the rage is vintage items. Therefore an old handbag is ultra cool.
The only issue today is that these “classic” bags such as Louie Vuitton, Gucci, Coach and Chanel are a fortune. So often you can purchase a diamond for the same cost of a top designer handbag. Ladies purchase a few handbags this year before they go up any more in price. Don’t forget to Shop around for Great Deals first. Click Here for a Deals on Handbags. Best of Luck!
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January 11th, 2006
