Handbags - One Of The Most Ultimate Accessories Of Women

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Handbags are one of the most ultimate accessories of women since then. Women loved purse because they give a certain sense of convenience. They can uses these adorable containers to keep their valuables together and organize wherever they may go. These are perfect companions that provides a comfortable feeling while carrying all your belongings during traveling. These accessories are widely available both in local markets as well as online stores. They come in wide assortment of styles, designs, colors, shapes and materials. You can find a just right purse to match your certain outfit. Their prices varies because of some factors such as the brand and the materials where they are made of. If you opt for affordable options, consider shopping online. Online stores can offer wider selection of purses in more cheaper rate than retail stores.

Today, you may choose customized handbags that depends on your own desire. Selection also presented as to types: large or canvas totes, zippered bags, cotton or leather made purses, and others.

For women who are always on the go, large and canvas tote are perfect for them . Usually, tote bags have large sizes which are very useful when storing numerous belongings. These are designed with spacious area where you can store your things in an organized way. Also, tote bags have small pockets to put your little extras. You may consider this Reversible Paisley shoulder bag that is very versatile and practical for women who are busy with lots of trips. Whether you will buy it for yourself or buy it as gift for a girl friend, either way you won't regret buying it.

Smaller purses such as clutches are perfect during evening events and elegant parties. They can complete a woman's formal outfit during such events. They are often comes with elegant look. There are lots of choices for these bags, and you can make them personalized too. Personalized elegant purses are one of a kind. You can have a monogrammed purse that can be incorporated with your initials that are elegantly scripted with dazzling Swarovski crystals. One great choice is a Misha Personalized Evening Handbag, this is a perfect accessory to to complete you elegant fashion taste. This come in sleek personalized bag with exquisite details of Swarovski crystals.

You may purchase these handbags for yourself or as gifts for your female friends and relatives. Events like birthdays, weddings and graduations are perfect time where you could present a personalized gift bags. Just make sure it will match to your receiver's personality and taste. Apart from handbags that women often carry to complement with their outfits, you can also find personalized toiletry bags, cosmetic cases, make up bags and even diaper bags that can be very stylish and as trendy as designer handbags. These purses works well for busy women who are always ready to travel.

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New money fuels boom in Vietnam

Tano Handbags Hit Vietnam!

from Business Report

Vietnam - In the 1980s, Diep Bach Duong worked for a pittance as a bureaucrat in communist Vietnam. Now, she cruises around in a new Rolls-Royce and carries a Louis Vuitton handbag. While many in Vietnam still live on only a few dollars a day, Duong is a member of the new class of millionaires who have taken advantage of the country's economic boom and are not afraid to put their wealth on display. "When I worked for the state, my opportunities were limited," says Duong, 59, who left government service in the mid-1980s.

"Right away, I got into the real estate business." In 1987, she used about 400 grammes of gold to buy a house and renovate it. When she sold it, she quadrupled her investment and launched an agency. "My clients were a special class of people - very rich Vietnamese sailors," she says, explaining that seamen made their fortunes by re-selling consumer goods bought abroad once they returned home. Duong's business expanded rapidly in southern Ho Chi Minh City, the former Saigon and the country's commercial capital - and she made a tidy profit.

The Rolls-Royce Phantom she has just imported for the impressive sum of $1.3 million is not even her first. She bought one last year but decided it was too small. Duong says her clientele is now more diverse. "Businessmen are buying. But there is also a generation of young rich people." Her success is perhaps not the norm, but with Vietnam's economic growth in 2007 a blistering 8.5 percent, millionaires are no longer rare. 'Vietnamese are not shy about showing off'

No one really knows how many millionaires there are here, as the Vietnamese tend to keep large parts of their assets in cash. But the local press managed to compile a list of the top 100 stock market millionaires. "In Vietnam there are a lot of rich people, like in many other Asian countries," says Andreas Klingler, who has just opened an office here for German luxury sports car maker Porsche. "The market is still very, very small," he told AFP, but added: "With the boom Vietnam is seeing - the GDP growth, the growth in foreign direct investment, its WTO entry - we decided there could be long-term potential."

Klingler says his clients range in age from 20 to 60, even though taxes make the cars twice as expensive as they are in Europe. Since November, he says, he has sold more than 15 sports cars. "The Vietnamese are not shy about showing off, using all these luxury products," he says. "It's not just Porsche - Rolls-Royce and Bentley are here too." In both Ho Chi Minh City and the capital Hanoi luxury clothing, cosmetics and leather goods shops are cropping up everywhere even though Vietnam's per capita GDP is less than $900.

"We've seen this transition in other countries in the region - the countries may have relatively low average incomes but some people have money and they like to spend it," says Jonathan Pincus, an economist for the UN Development Programme. "Throughout the region, when people do well they like to spend on luxury goods," he said. "The producers know that quite well and when they see a market opportunity in a new emerging Asian country you better believe they'll be there quickly.

"They know they have a steep upward trajectory here as Vietnamese people make more money." Duong refuses to say how much she is worth but she isn't shy about displaying the designer handbags, mobile phones and other accessories she owns. Last year, when Louis Vuitton opened a boutique in Ho Chi Minh City, she says she spent about $30,000 on bags, umbrellas and suitcases. Slinging her handbag over her shoulder, the one-time civil servant quips: "I've got dozens of these." - AFP