New Waverly Swingpack: Chip and Chic from Coach
January 4th, 2010
Who said designer bags have to be expensive? Maybe some of them are, but that is not an absolute rule. If we take Coach, for example, we can find exquisite handbags that exceed the $1000 range, but we can as well find some purses that fall into the $100-$200 category, which is affordable for a lot of average women or even young girls who still live on their parents' money. This is the case of the new Waverly Swingpack, which costs only $128 on the Coach official website. The swingpack is not made of leather, but of printed PVC, but ... Travel Back in Time with the New Maggie Boxed Op Art
January 3rd, 2010
Black and white can create amazing patterns when combined. Now they met in this classic bag, the new Maggie Boxed Op Art handbag from Coach, which really has a strong visual effect and which makes us remember those old movies from the beginning of cinematography. Although it looks like a classic, this New York bag has all modern features that offer women the comfort they want to find in a purse: multipurpose pockets, ring for clipping your keyfob, a center zip compartment with two open pockets.
The size of this bag is 13" x 12 " x 4", so we can ... New Sydney Leather Dome Satchel: Like No Other
January 3rd, 2010
If luxurious is what defines your style, but average is what defines your budget, Coach offers you a good deal in the new Sydney Leather Dome Satchel, a bag that's priced at $698 but looks like one that costs at least $4000-$5000 at other handbags designers. Although the bag is big, it looks very stylish. Its generous sizes allow even carrying a smaller laptop. The 15 3/4" length is enough to accommodate a 14" screen laptop easily and maybe a 15" one would also fit well inside. Beware though that this satchel is only 11" high, so you need to ... Vintage Coach Purses: How To Buy One
January 2nd, 2010
Vintage Coach purses are very sought after, so that's no wonder they can sell for relatively high prices in auction websites or in antiques stores. But are all of them really vintage? Generally speaking, vintage items have some things in common: they have to be old, they should show a certain degree of wear, but they must not be torn, or having missing parts, because that would rather make them look like junk rather than vintage. Coach is famous for the excellent leather quality that makes their bags and other leather goods last for a very long time. High quality ... The New Peyton Woven Leather Tote: Fresh and Interesting Look
December 30th, 2009
It's hard to believe that woven leather can look good. Yet, when it comes to Coach bags, everything becomes possible. This new bag from the Peyton collection will probably be one of the hist for spring and summer 2010. It's a roomy tote bag with a dogleash clip closure and with two outside gusseted pockets. In my opinion, gussets aren't that great, but I have to admit that they give this bag an interesting and appealing look. The bag is available in two choices of color, a natural beige with brass hardware and a platinum with silver hardware. The platinum ...
The New Peyton Leather Carryall from Coach
December 28th, 2009
Peyton is one of the most outstanding designer bags collections by Coach. The shape, the colors and the exhaustive details make these purses the choice of the elegant woman, who can't afford to be seen without makeup or without her fingernails painted perfectly. The new Peyton Leather Carryall is $358 only, but it surely looks and feels like a $1000 bags. The colors are truly exquisite, my favorite being the melon with brass hardware. The camel, black or blue versions are also nice, but this melon orange has something that attracts all the looks.
This bag is made entirely of leather ...
Coach Maggie, Simply Chic
December 27th, 2009
If we were to look for a bag to be representative for New York city, this can be the new Maggie from Coach, in it's simple elegance that turns heads on the street. Maggie is a go-anywhere handbag which comes in four versions of color: bone with brass hardware, mahogany with brass, black with silver and plum with brass. All four colors are very pleasant to the eye, although I fear that the bone one will get dirty pretty soon and it won't look great for a long time. The shiny cowhide leather surely has a contribution to the overall ...
