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This Dior 3D designer handbag is made from teak colored calfskin leather, which you might probably find too plain and simple; but examining it more closely would show that this bag has all the luxe in the world. Well okay, I need not exaggerate, but this bag is just so luxurious, indeed. It looks timeless with its rather plain design and structured shape, and I love how the seemingly upside-down wave effect of the leather flaps is done and it actually brings subtle design to this entire bag. Interesting enough, this also comes with a spiked silver clasp that holds the brand’s initials. Its handle also looks chic as it combines braided leather with metal brackets.
The Christian Dior 3D bags will arrive in the markets starting August along with its various versions, including black and a rosy petal colors, as well as lizard, python, and croc. The small version of the 3D bag will sell for $2,200 and the medium version will go for $2,400.

Fall 2009 Handbag Trends. The hottest looks and trends for fall handbag season 2009. Fall is always a great time to get a new handbag, since many designers come out with the best styles for the fall season. This year it’s all about Embellished arm candy with stud styles being the hottest embellishment around. Embellished styles can include anything from fringes, chain styles, sequins, or rocks. All of which represent the rocker vibe style which is the main focus as far as fashion is concerned for this fall. Other styles that are popular include animal prints of snake skins, croc, and metallic sheens. The season silhouettes takes on satchels, big clutches, hobo, and totes. Look below for some key styles to follow.

David Bragg always proud of the gift which are been send to his friend. In the past few years, he gave an expensive wool scarf or a nice wine to his friends as Christmas present. Recently, he sent Gucci’s wallet, Louis Vuitton’s handbag or Tiffany’s jewelry to his family as Christmas gift. Even thought all of these are not authentic. His families love it very much.
“These gifts are knock-off, but my family and friends are not care about it, as the gift looks good.” 49-year-old Bragg said. In the United States, we feel contempt for send a knock-off item as present. But recently, more and more Americans take Chinese replication as a gift. What does it going on?
That because more and more luxury brands consign Chinese manufacturers to make their product. Some workers from these factories might work in other factory and provide the technology to them after they quit. So, the quality of these replication has been significantly improved. One well-known U.S. brand director said some Chinese imitation item is difficult to identify.
One the other hand, the increase of direct flights between China and the United States makes the shipping convenient. Then it is easier to buy replica item from China or online.
What’s more, manufacturers also pay attention to the packaging, in order to make replica item look like an authentic ones. This is more convenient to send the gift to your friends.
A few days ago, Bragg gave a Gucci purse to one of his friend Betty as a birthday present. She did not realize that it was fake since the quality is pretty good. When she was told it is knock-off purse, she was quite surprised.

Overseas Chinese industrial city, Dalingshan Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, this shoe factories, know for manage strictly. Few people know that the shoe of Prada, ColeHaan, Camper and so on is made in here, by more then 6000 workers.
In addition to Dongguan, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wenzhou, Hangzhou and other places, there are countless factories are for the OEM production of these international luxury brands. Some of them are large factory, but some small. Some make finished product, and some are working a procedure. There is no doubt that they are making the authentic.
These luxury brands, who feel ashamed of some products are from the Chinese origin, still claim to use a purely manual process in Europe. But it is no longer a secret in the industry. Including clothing, handbags, lot of luxury brands had been set up production lines in China in the last century. Since 2004, more and more luxury brands consign Chinese manufacturers to make their product. In 2008 after the financial crisis, in order to reduce the cost of production, luxury brands shift the production emphasis towards China.
These processed clothing; bags, etc. will ship to their company’s Hong Kong office, then transported to Italy, France or Spain, and other fashionable gathering places, and then exported to various countries.