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Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Fashion fans go wild as they discover section of Boohoo that is selling designer handbags at a fraction of the price
And it's not just handbags shoppers can get their hands on for a reduced price BAG A BARGAIN Fashion fans go wild as they discover section of Boohoo that is selling designer handbags at a fraction of the price FASHION fans know and love fashion site Boohoo for its stylish clothing, but many are only just finding out about a little-known section of the site. The pre-loved section allows shoppers to get their hands on designer items for a discounted price - and there's plenty to choose from. Advertisement 3 Highlights from the pre-loved range include a Staud leather bag for a reduced price Credit: Staud 3 Shoppers can also bag bargains from the likes of Louis Vuitton Credit: Supplied 3 The little-known section of the site is perfect for those on the hunt for designer gems Credit: PA Shoppers can access the pre-loved gems through the normal Boohoo site and there's no special requirements to browse or buy. With over 10,000 items, there's sure to be something you'll love too. Prices for designer bags start at just £81, with new items being uploaded to the site all the time. Highlights like a Louis Vuitton Preloved Petite Malle Monogram Canvas Tote Bag Brown for just £176.40 mean the site is a great choice to treat yourself to a designer bargain. Advertisement There's also trendy styles like a Staud Preloved Biscuit Mini Structured Leather Handbag Wo for just £199.80, reduced from £322. And it's not just pre-loved bags shoppers can enjoy. The site also has jewellery, clothing, shoes, watched and even luggage. Of course, if you're not in the market for a designer bargain the brand still has plenty of stylish picks for bargain prices. Recently, they even dropped a designer-inspired bag that's sure to turn heads this season. Advertisement It looks strikingly similar to one of Molly-Mae Hague's favourite accessories and it's super purse-friendly. Thanks to Boohoo, shoppers can now get their hands on a 'perfect' bag that's not only been hailed as 'stylish' but super 'spacious' too. I'm a midsize 12 and I've found the perfect pair of jeans that suit all body shapes - they're so stretchy and affordable It's strikingly similar to a bag the former Love Island star and Filter founder loves by designer brand Bottega Veneta. But rather than the luxe price tag, it's over £3,000 cheaper - yes, you heard that correctly. Advertisement So if the thought of spending £3,100 on a bag that's often seen on the influencer's Instagram sends shivers down your spine, then you'll need to run to the Boohoo website to order the Woven Slouchy Tote Bag, before it sells out. 6 Things you didn't know about Boohoo Boohoo was founded in the heart of Manchester's historic textile district in 2006 by Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane. Boohoo has made a whopping £1,769m in revenue. Social media is key to Boohoo's success with £116.8m spent on marketing campaigns in 2020-2021. About 40% of Boohoo's clothing is produced in the UK. A piece of Boohoo clothing can go from design to sale in two weeks, the BBC reported. In 2019, Boohoo was named one of the least sustainable fashion brands in the UK in a report published by the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC). Not only could it easily be mistaken for the designer version, but it's currently on sale for just £14.40, down from its original price of £24. As well as a discount of £9.60 on the affordable accessory, it's also £3,085.60 less than the Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Leather Tote. The two bags look almost identical, with a number of similar features. Advertisement
News18
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Sara Tendulkar, In A Classic Black Gown, Is A Sight To Behold
Published By : Last Updated: To complement her look, the youngster opted for a neat half-done hairstyle that gave a polished touch to her overall appearance. Sachin Tendulkar's daughter, Sara Tendulkar, continues to redefine modern elegance with her refined fashion choices. Known for her understated and graceful sense of style, the registered nutritionist and Director at the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation recently grabbed the attention with her fiery appearance at a recent event. In a video circulating on social media, the diva was seen oozing charm and poise with a warm smile. At the event, Sara Tendulkar stunned in a classic black strapless gown that spoke volumes about her choice of timeless fashion. The ensemble featured a fitted bodice accentuating her toned silhouette attached to a dramatically flared skirt. Besides flexing her beautiful smile, she was also seen gracefully waving at the paparazzi stationed over there. When it comes to fashion, Sara Tendulkar is much more than just a muse, she's carving her own path as a style icon and a dynamic young entrepreneur. Recently, she made headlines by stepping into the spotlight as the team owner of the Mumbai franchise in the second season of the Global e-Cricket Premier League (GEPL). Even with her growing professional commitments, Sara continues to charm her followers with glimpses into her multifaceted life. Whether she's soaking up the sun at a serene beach, supporting a charitable cause, or turning heads in a high-end fashion campaign, her effortlessly chic style keeps fans hooked. For instance, in an Instagram post, Sara Tendulkar further demonstrated her flair for minimalist fashion when she graced a Louis Vuitton event. She wore a crisp white mini dress, featuring a sleeveless design with a V-neck and a structured, modern fit. The fashionista accessorised the outfit with a gold pair of heels and kept her jewellery understated, allowing her dress to shine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sara Tendulkar (@saratendulkar) Additionally, she carried a signature Louis Vuitton Petite Malle handbag, striking a perfect balance between classic sophistication and contemporary edge. Her sleek hairstyle and soft, natural makeup enhanced her overall look without overwhelming it. Location : Mumbai, India, India First Published: News lifestyle Sara Tendulkar, In A Classic Black Gown, Is A Sight To Behold
Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jaden Smith Touts New Louis Vuitton Mini Trunk for LVMH Prize Cocktail Party at Paris Fashion Week
Jaden Smith touted one of Louis Vuitton's new mini trunks at an LVMH Prize cocktail party in Paris on Wednesday. The annual grant supports up-and-coming designers in the fashion industry. At the event, Smith sported a slate gray shirt jacket with a flared hemline and button closures. Sheer pleated pants and leather boots completed his look, along with a pair of cat-eye frames. More from WWD EXCLUSIVE: Jaden's Smith's Eco Luggage Brand Is Collaborating With MCM EXCLUSIVE: Dinner Is Served – on Louis Vuitton Tableware Fashion Group International Announces Rising Star Nominees Smith's handbag came from the label's spring 2025 womenswear collection, designed by creative director Nicolas Ghesquière. The new Petite Malle — a miniature version of Vuitton's signature trunks — features a trompe-l'oeil design made to look like three trunks in one. Ghesquière originally debuted the design as part of his fall 2014 collection for Vuitton. The version Smith carries is a direct reference to the first Petite Malle, a design etched with small 'Xs.' Founded in 1854, Louis Vuitton built its business on trunks. It wasn't until the 1910s that the label began designing handbags. Designer Louis Vuitton reinvented trunks with his flat-topped design. Introduced in 1858, the rectangular canvas chests were stackable, unlike their rounded predecessors. He also created the 'unpickable' tumbler lock. Previously, many locks were able to be cracked by burglars, but Vuitton and his son, Georges, created a single lock system with two spring buckles. The design is still used in Louis Vuitton trunks today. Last month, LVMH revealed 20 semifinalists for its annual grant program. 'We are seeing several compelling trends among emerging designers from all over the world, from a renewed interest in tailoring, to handcrafted embellishments and bold occasion dressing,' Delphine Arnault, a board member of the luxury conglomerate, said at the time. Twenty designers are competing for a grand prize of 400,000 euros and mentorship by LVMH in areas including sustainable development, communication, copyright and corporate legal aspects, marketing, manufacturing and the financial management of a brand. View Gallery Launch Gallery: Jaden Smith Models Louis Vuitton's New Petite Malle Handbag From the Spring 2025 Womenswear Collection at Paris Fashion Week [PHOTOS] Best of WWD Zendaya's Hair Journey Through the Years: From Blonde to Braids and More Red Carpet Styles [PHOTOS] Meghan Markle Wears Loro Piana, Zara and More 'With Love, Meghan' Looks [PHOTOS] Millie Bobby Brown's Style Transformation Through the Years: A Glamorous Red Carpet Journey [PHOTOS]
Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Jaden Smith Puts Gender-fluid Spin on Tweed Top, Carries New Petite Malle at Louis Vuitton's Fall 2025 Paris Fashion Week Show
Jaden Smith once again brandished his new Petite Malle at Louis Vuitton's fall 2025 fashion show in Paris on Monday. The singer wore a plaid tweed puff-sleeve jacket from the brand's spring 2025 womenswear collection as a top, pairing it with baggy jeans, black boots and layered gold necklaces. More from WWD EXCLUSIVE: Jaden's Smith's Eco Luggage Brand Is Collaborating With MCM A Flying Carousel Is the Star of Louis Vuitton's Holiday Campaign Kate Middleton Honors Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II With Pearls in Red Catherine Walker Coatdress on Commonwealth Day Smith's Petite Malle debuted as part of the same collection, designed by creative director Nicolas Ghesquière. A miniature version of Vuitton's signature trunks, the new model features a trompe-l'oeil design made to look like three trunks in one. Ghesquière initially released the handbag with his fall 2014 collection for Vuitton. The iteration Smith carries is a direct reference to the first Petite Malle, a design etched with small Xs. Founded in 1854, Louis Vuitton built its business on trunks. It wasn't until the 1910s that the label began designing handbags. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Christian Chiquete (@chrisrodeolv) Designer Louis Vuitton reinvented trunks with his flat-topped design. Introduced in 1858, the rectangular canvas chests were stackable, unlike their rounded predecessors. He also created the 'unpickable' tumbler lock. Previously, many locks were able to be cracked by burglars, but Vuitton and his son, Georges, created a single lock system with two spring buckles. The design is still used in Louis Vuitton trunks today. Smith was first spotted with the handbag at a cocktail party celebrating the 2025 LVMH Prize on Wednesday. Last month, the luxury conglomerate revealed 20 semifinalists for its annual grant program. 'We are seeing several compelling trends among emerging designers from all over the world, from a renewed interest in tailoring, to handcrafted embellishments and bold occasion dressing,' Delphine Arnault, a board member of LVMH, said at the time. View Gallery Launch Gallery: Jaden Smith Models Louis Vuitton's New Petite Malle Handbag From the Spring 2025 Womenswear Collection at Paris Fashion Week [PHOTOS] Best of WWD Ireland Baldwin's Style Evolution: From Runway Model to Red Carpet Fixture [PHOTOS] Zendaya's Hair Journey Through the Years: From Blonde to Braids and More Red Carpet Styles [PHOTOS] Meghan Markle Wears Loro Piana, Zara and More 'With Love, Meghan' Looks [PHOTOS]
