What are your thoughts on women carrying expensive designer bags

This Is Why Chanel Has Implemented a One-Bag-Per-Year Policy

In South Korea today, running has become an increasing part of everyday life, particularly at a place where you would least expect to see a large group of spri

Behind Korea's bizarre 'open run' race for Chanel bags - KED Global

Buying a Chanel bag in Korea has never been more difficult. Big retailers are now tapping into the resale market as secondhand luxury items are the only choice left for customers lusting after high-end designer.

In the battle for luxury goods, secondhand sellers see success

Chanel Takes on the Resale Market With One Bag per Person per Year

It is 7 a.m. on a Monday. Hong Mi-jin, 35, an office worker in Seoul, makes a fresh pot of coffee and jumps into the shower. Twenty minutes later, she comes out with a big towel wrapped around her hair. Rummaging through her closet, she picks out a Theory knit top and matching block skirt, Sandro tweed jacket and Givenchy’s Antigona bag -- a set of items rented from different luxury rental sites. “It is stressful f

Weekender] From Chanel to Gucci: Korean women turn into designer

Deciding your first high-end designer bag is an important moment in your sartorial life. Once you have made the decision to spend a (let’s face it) considerable amount of money, finding the right brand and model will be the next big challenge.

Luxury Bag 101: How To Choose Your First High-End Purse

7. Chanel Bag Values Research Study

7. Chanel Bag Values Research Study - My Dreamz Closet

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In the past few years, I've bought eighty-one leather jackets. Dozens of boots and leather gloves. I've purchased pants that cost $5,000. I own a $22,000 coat. This winter I took a tour of Milan's Fashion Week (all expenses paid by Gucci, in appreciation of my many, many purchases), where I spent tens of thousands more and began to seriously grapple, once and for all, with a compulsion that could cost me more than just my life savings. My name is Buzz Bissinger. I am 58 years old, the best-selling author of 'Friday Night Lights,' father of three, husband. And I am a shopaholic

Buzz Bissinger Shopping Addiction Story