fashion bags?5 replies

Posted on 12 Nov 2009 at 7:25am

i just love coach bags ,
i have usually love the small stuff ,
like key chains and wristlets .
how ever i am planning on getting
a bag .
any ideas on color and size .
my other concerns , what is the number one brand ,
for bags , from gucci , louise vuitton , coach ,
prada and fendi .
i have seen a lot of women wearing the louise vuitton
logo hand bags , some are fake and some real ,
how do i tell the real ones from the fake .
is there some thing that tells the difference .

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  1. chemica1031 said on November 14, 2009 at 8:20 am

    normally the fakes will have a slight color variation between them, the sticthing on the purse is not that great. To tell if a purse is fake, you would have to visually inspect yourself, close up to tell the different. Also, i someone tells you that they brought it for a good deal, then it is usually fake. Once you purchase a real purse, you should be able to tell the different, if not ask the dealer for their opinion and they’ll will be glad to tell you.

  2. Vanessa said on November 17, 2009 at 2:45 pm

    shud it matter if its fake ur not?? if u cant tell the difference than y spend all that money on the real thing????

  3. SarahLaBeouf said on November 20, 2009 at 4:15 pm

    A really easy way to spot a fake Louis vuitton bag is if the LV logo is upright on both sides.
    On a real Louis Vuitton on one side the LV’s are upside down but the rets of the pattern isn’t.
    Also if yuo can’t see both sides just check and see if ANY LV logos are no completely visable. If tey’ve bene cut off because of stichig or a corner then it’s fake.

  4. ** hey ** said on November 21, 2009 at 9:43 pm

    try this link to see some bags . . .

  5. LilyBrwon said on June 23, 2010 at 1:16 pm

    I love Louis Vuitton bags the most…lol
    It’s hard to recognize. The good fake Louis Vuitton bags even can not be identified by their salesclerk. While the bad one can be easily known by its fabric and details.

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