JP Lizzy Designs Unveils Its Latest Collection of Fashion Forward Diaper Bags, Totes and Purses
Denver, CO (ContentDesk) October 24, 2005 -- JP Lizzy (www.jplizzy.com), a fashion forward manufacturer of baby-friendly tote bags and purses is pleased to announce the launch of its winter 2005 collection.
Made for todays discerning and busy women, the line is the perfect blend of form and function with stylish shapes and patterns that meet the needs of mothers, businesswomen and gals on the go.
Four new designs are available in both totes and handbags and prices range from $42 for purses to $94 for totes and diaper bags. The collection features a little something for everyone -- from the classic black and robins egg blue Tiffany set to the sassy apple green and giraffe print Giraffe set to the green, brown and blue argyle Diana bags, the winter 2005 JP Lizzy line is a best bet for any shopper, mom or not. The collection also features a chocolate brown and pastel striped bag adorned with grommets and ribbon that is an online exclusive to eBags.com but like the others it can be found nationwide in children's and maternity stores nationwide. This collection is our best yet.
The styles all speak to todays hip and fashionable women without being over the top or impractical. Women want a bag that reflects their sense of style, whether it be for a day at the park or a meeting in the boardroom. They also want something that is functional and easy to manage. With this collection, JP Lizzy has delivered both, commented Wendy Barry, founder and chief designer for JP Lizzy. As women, we carry the weight of the world on our shoulders while still trying to look chic and feel organized.
Sure our priorities shift in life. But that doesnt mean we have to give up style and color, and it definitely doesnt mean we have to exhaust our budgets to do it, she continued. The new trendsetting designs are all made with wipeable micro-fiber fabric that is as easy to take care of as it is beautiful. All JP Lizzy diaper bags and totes include extras like removable changing pads as well as matching cosmetic cases and coin purses. The JP Lizzy purses are designed in accompanying fabrics to the totes and have metal feet to keep them looking good for years to come.
For more information or to purchase a JP Lizzy design please visit www.jplizzy.com. About JP Lizzy DesignsThey say that a baby will change your life forever. For Wendy Barry, those babies came ten weeks early and weighed in at a little over two pounds each.
Thrust into motherhood, she experienced culture shock. She immediately went from fashion forward to frantic.
Everywhere she went she was accompanied by bottles, blankets and diapers (always x 2). Yet no matter how hard Wendy looked, she found vinyl bunnies and boring black bags. Where was the fashionable yet functional accessory she wanted? Recognizing a need for a practical bag that allowed Wendy to express her sense of style, she developed the plan for JP Lizzy a name she chose based on the very inspiration for her company John Patrick and Emma Elizabeth.
Wendy knew that all moms go through changes and challenges, and a bag that helped them hang on to their fashion sense while still remaining functional for their baby-toting needs could make all the difference. Today, the JP Lizzy (www.jplizzy.com) product mix includes diaper bags, messenger bags, backpacks, and purses.
All of the products in this affordable ($42- $94) collection were created by a mom for a mom and have great features like wipeable fabrics, changing pads, and makeup bags included in some designs. The JP Lizzy collection blends classic elements with modern flare for a fun and feminine look to match every style and taste. For more information about JP Lizzys line of extremely well-made but affordable bags, please visit www.jplizzy.com.????????????????????????????????????
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Purseuing Names Fall/Winter 2005 "It" Bags; Leading Purse and Bag Blog Picks This Season's Most Coveted Handbags
(ContentDesk) October 13, 2005 -- Purseuing.com, the leading online destination for purse and bag commentary, has announced its top picks for Fall/Winter 2005. The five "It" bags chosen are what Julie Hall, founder and editor of Purseuing, expects to be very hot this season, with all of the bags either sold out already worldwide, or expected to be very soon.Among the designer purses chosen are the Chanel 2.55 Reissue, Chloe Python Silverado, Fendi Spy, Bottega Veneta Jardin D?cal?e Bag, and Alexander McQueen Novak. For complete details on why these five handbags are considered this season's "It" bags, visit www.purseuing.com/bags/it-bags As a long-time handbag enthusiast, I've seen many handbag trends come and go. Some I have loved, others not so much, said Hall. This is the definitive list of 'It' bags for the Fall/Winter season.
I hope your pocketbook is open and your name is on the waiting lists, because...
Purseuing Names Fall/Winter 2005 "It" Bags; Leading Purse and Bag Blog Picks This Season's Most Coveted Handbags
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Tote Couture
Handbags, purses, totes, clutches, shoulder bags ? I don't care what you call them, I love them all. I am a handbag addict. I have them in a countless array of styles and colors. Trends come and go, but "tote couture" remains. True handbag fashion is timeless.
It is not about seasonal fads, but about creating a personal style and reflecting your good taste.
A good purse will last not only for this season, but also for years to come.
This means investing in quality bags, taking care of your purses and totes, and shopping for styles that work best for you.Here are a few simple rules:The Person-To-Bag RatioDo not carry a bag that overwhelms your body size. Petite women should not be lugging around oversized bags that slap their thighs because they hang too low from the shoulder. Not only does it look bad, but can be harmful to your lower back if your bag is too big and too heavy for your frame.
Conversely, tall women look silly with a wrist purse.
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Lucite Purses - Brief History and Buying Guide
Lucite purses got their start in the early 1950's, when post war technology came up with the idea for a higher class of plastic called "lucite". This material was ideal for use in boxy style handbags and could be manufactured in opaque or translucent color. Decorations were easy to add and included confetti, shells, flowers, or just about anything else you could stick on a handbag! These purses became all the rage of bigger cities such as Miami and New York City. It was love at first site between handbag companies and lucite purses because they could be made into unusual shapes easily. The most expensive lucite purses were made by Wilardy of New York and were showcased in major department stores throughout the country.
Of course with popularity came replication and many cheaper versions were made. Do you think you have found a genuine vintage high quality lucite purse? The best of the designers were Rialto, Llewllyn, Gilli Originals, Patricia of Miami, Evans, and Myles and Maxim....
Lucite Purses - Brief History and Buying Guide
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Mom Blends Heirloom Beauty and Modern Practicality in Creative Online Business
As a young girl, Jennifer Hudson learned a love of sewing from her grandmother and mother.
Her self-employed father built houses for a living.
Being raised by two self-employed parents fostered a caring bond she wanted for her own family.
Hudson left the real estate/mortgage industry to stay home with her two daughters.
"My dad built houses and I decided to create hand-made treasures to transform a house into a home," she declared.
One evening her daughter was playing a "let's make up silly words" game and called her father a "strawberry?potato."
He responded "You're a Taterberry!"
The name for Hudson's home business was born.
In June 2004, Hudson opened Taterberry Cottage to showcase traditional children's clothing by Alex & Ari and Lucy Pearl.
"The apparel is reminiscent of heirlooms one might find in grandma's attic," states Hudson.
In addition to the romantic feel of such pieces, Hudson wanted...
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