
I recently told you about the Fashion Vault, eBay’s bargain basement home of brand new designer goodies. On Monday the site will open up the vault doors to clear out handbags from two of our favorite designers, Carlos Falchi and Betsey Johnson.
These designers are rarely mentioned in the same circles, so it’s surprising that they’re part of the same sale. But perhaps this is a smart move on eBay’s part. The Carlos Falchi bags will appeal to classic beauties who appreciate exotic skins and the finest things in life. Meanwhile girls who just want to have fun can embrace their flamboyant side with the Betsey Johnson purses! No matter what your flavor, you’ll no doubt enjoy the savings of up to 65%!
But you’ll need to be quick though. The Fashion Vault opens on Monday, February 28, at 9 am Pacific Time, and slams shut on Friday, March 4, at 9 pm. However don’t expect the most popular bags to stay stocked for all five days!
Carlos Falchi Handbags on eBay
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Sara Berman seems dedicated to recreating some of the best looks from the 80s for a new generation. I’m not entirely sure, though, that she knows how to pick the trends that actually deserve a reprisal. This Elfie shoulder bag is awkward in so many ways.
Gorjana makes the traditional boxy tote a bit more feminine with the Greenwich.
The Michael Kors line is unusual in that I usually prefer his diffusion line to the signature collection. But this sassy orange bag is so cool that I might just change my mind. I often enough find the MK collection lacking in zest and personality, but this bag has both in spades.
Simple and utterly desirable, this classic silver clutch shows just how to make complex beading look incredibly good!
New York artist
Ordinarily I’m about as enthusiastic about gym bags as I am about the gym itself, but Puma has managed to pique my interest with this Volcano Grip Bag.
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Imoshion tries to recapture the dramatic fashion looks of yesteryear with the Diana. But I wonder whether it’s overreached here.