Bagsok's Newly Released Handbags Said To Borrow Ideas From Hermes
NEW YORK, June 23 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- On June 1st, Bagsok released its newest collection -- Alfa Artist handbags -- which use scarves as a decoration. But days later, a client named Jenny, pointed out in her blog that the style of this collection is suspected to borrow the idea of Hermes.
www.bagsok.com is amongst the most well-liked on the web shops where a fantastic variety of brand handbags for trendy girls and females are available. And Alfa Artist, as certainly one of the leading bag brands in Europe, catches one of the most attention. On June 1st, www.bagsok.com released two new Alfa Artist handbags which have kept its consistent style: easy and classic. But the stylish silk scarf tied within the handbags is absolutely eye-catching. It's said that Alfa Artist borrowed this idea from Hermes who combined silk scarves and bags at the beginning of 2010.
Responding towards the suspicion of the public, Alex Boynton, the Style Director of Alfa Artist announced, "We use silk scarves in totally different ways. Hermes uses silk scarves as a major materials of its bags whilst we use silk scarves as decorations of our bags. Aside from, all scarves can be separated from Alfa Artist handbags. When the customer buys a single, she gets a single bag and a single scarf. And apart from the function of the decoration around the handbag, the silk scarf could also be employed as a hair accessory to tie up her hair inside the summertime; also, it could be tied about the hand to make a single come to feel as if she have been floating while in the wind!"
Additionally, he stressed, "Silk is a symbol of elegance and nobility. While in the near future, a lot more and much more designers will add silk as an crucial element to bags, and we just go a bit faster."
Andrew Dickson, the income manager of www.bagsok.com said, "Since we released the two new Alfa Artist handbags on June 1st, much more than 8590 bags are already sold and also the demand is increasing. Some customers even want to purchase the silk scarf alone."
The advertising manager of Bagsok, Kevin Ellison, said they have considered producing much more silk scarves.
But could silk scarves truly become a chic element of bags, or to say, the highlight of handbags? Only the marketplace will tell.
