what bag is mummy carrying for day to day use?
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autumnbronze:
Women and shopping lah. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Wow. this thread is moving fast. Want to share what 'loot' I have too but later lah...
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Busymom:
Oh they are brands already shared. Tag Heuer and Rolex.ks2me:
This one true for me for watches but not for bags.
I have 3 solid good watches that can last me a lifetime. I have many good bags but never seem to get enough. *sigh* It's a sin.
Can share which brands are your 3 watches :please: ? Trying to do my homework which watch might be a good investment.
Bags... I hope I won't succumb to temptation again this June
If you are truly a timepiece collector, you really should look at Jaeger-LeCoultre:
https://auction.jaeger-lecoultre.com/timepiece_home.php
It is well known for its clean-cut look and great precision.
It is like the German's BMW
This is their Euro$275k watch that people can go gaga over.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTj__XKPl5M -
daisyt:
OK daisyt, the brand I buy is also Ferragamo. They are quite hardy as long as you don't soak it in flood water, don't think any shoes can survive that. No padding in the shoes.Busymom:
I have been caught before, but quite ok leh. Just make sure that you quickly wipe away the rain from the metal buckle on the shoes once you are out of the rain. Dont' remember any of my shoes being damaged by rain.
but the inside wont get drench? Those padding inside if wet or drench, how to maintain?
What some of my friends did was they left the shoes in the office, so they only put it on in the office but must lock it before they go home. -
Joy:
It's not the colour. The blue label is made for the Japanese market only (maybe made in Japan? :scratchhead: ) Heard that the design is different from the normal Burberry, more casual-looking. I have never seen them before, not so sure myself.mmm
Its the colour right...hope am right.MMM:
Hi,
I am still finding to out the difference between blue label and burberry sold in dept stalls.
Joy,
We saw blue label at major dept store. Gosh I can't remember the name but there is some popular Japanese dept stall near Shinjuku area. Something starts with pacific....?
My impression is blue label is around S$300+ meanwhile for the burberry brand in the dept store (not boutique), it is going at S$500+.... What are the differences. -
MMM:
I'm not a Burberry user but I believe I can answer your question above.
I am still finding to out the difference between blue label and burberry sold in dept stalls.
Joy,
We saw blue label at major dept store. Gosh I can't remember the name but there is some popular Japanese dept stall near Shinjuku area. Something starts with pacific....?
My impression is blue label is around S$300+ meanwhile for the burberry brand in the dept store (not boutique), it is going at S$500+.... What are the differences.
The difference between Burberry and Blue Label is the target audience. For Burberry, it targets at women who are 25 years and above, whereas the Blue Label line is targetted at the youths or younger women, or those aged 25 years and below.
The luxury market has identified that more youths are into luxury brands, but because the main line is a tad expensive and also the designs are for the \"older\" market, these companies have come up with another line and designs that are targetted at the younger target audience - and I guess that's why the prices are lower too.
Some examples are Coach and the Coach Poppy series, the Emporio Armani and Armani Exchange, and even Victoria's Secret and VS Pink.
Don't mind my Marketing 101 lesson but hope it answers your question :lol:
Personally, as the long as the designs are nice and it appeals to us, doesn't matter if it is for the youths or adults - as long as we look good with or in it :celebrate: -
Blobbi:
My Ferragamo not strappy, court shoes only. :lol:
Should be quite alright, daisyt. Usually the shoes are strappy with not much to cover the outside (hmm, are we paying more for less?Busymom:
Inside ah... don't have padding one lah, at least not in mine. I think the shoes, once dry, is still ok. But that doesn't mean you should go soak your shoes in a flood of water. :lol:
Maybe others in this thread can share if they have similar experience. ), so the base of the shoe is hard, not padded. Quite easy to dry out.
Just checked my shoe closet - still got my pouffy Miu Mius intact :), and they're at least 5yo. -
schweppes:
The difference between Burberry and Blue Label is the target audience.
Hi Schweppes,
I think in the case of Japan, I personally found it quite confusing. Eg. besides blue label, there are 2 types of burberry. In the dept store and in the boutique. Dept store prices are around S$500 - S$700 but those in boutique in thousands. Maybe it's the product design and positioning. Probably, their dept store burberry only cater to Japan market. -
Busymom:
The Burberry Blue Label is sold in Japan as this is part of their marketing strategy. Japanese youths and teens are a growing affluent market for luxury brands to capture, hence Burberry decides to focus on the Jap teens and youth market. The brand will probably expand into the region once there is a market for this line.
It's not the colour. The blue label is made for the Japanese market only (maybe made in Japan? :scratchhead: ) Heard that the design is different from the normal Burberry, more casual-looking. I have never seen them before, not so sure myself.
I believe Burberry has signed on Emma Watson (Hermoine Granger of Harry Potter fame) to be spokesperson as the brand wanted to target the younger audience. Guess, they want to rejuvenate the brand to be more youthful and trendy. :lol: -
MMM:
Agree that it cd be due to positioning of selected product lines. From what u mentioned, guess there may be a communication gap in the marketing strategy
Hi Schweppes,
I think in the case of Japan, I personally found it quite confusing. Eg. besides blue label, there are 2 types of burberry. In the dept store and in the boutique. Dept store prices are around S$500 - S$700 but those in boutique in thousands. Maybe it's the product design and positioning. Probably, their dept store burberry only cater to Japan market. -
ks2me:
Oh they are brands already shared. Tag Heuer and Rolex.Busymom:
[quote=\"ks2me\"]This one true for me for watches but not for bags.
I have 3 solid good watches that can last me a lifetime. I have many good bags but never seem to get enough. *sigh* It's a sin.
Can share which brands are your 3 watches :please: ? Trying to do my homework which watch might be a good investment.
Bags... I hope I won't succumb to temptation again this June
If you are truly a timepiece collector, you really should look at Jaeger-LeCoultre:
https://auction.jaeger-lecoultre.com/timepiece_home.php
It is well known for its clean-cut look and great precision.
It is like the German's BMW
This is their Euro$275k watch that people can go gaga over.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTj__XKPl5M[/quote]JLC... how come you know my taste
Only thing is, the reverso is also rectangular in face, same as my other mechanical which is a glashutte. Also, JLC is nicer with a leather belt, not sure if it is harder to maintain.
Apart from JLC, any other recommendations?
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