3 definitions by KatyaPower
French handbag designer that offers a selection of shoulder bags, travel tots, briefcases, backpacks and make up bags. Similar style as Longchamp. More noticeably known for his waterproof nylon canvas bag in a 2 tone color, called the 925N model. All Hervé bags are distinct with a green brand tag sewed on the side of each item. The most popular bag is a large shoulder bag with black nylon straps, closed with a 2 way zipper on the top, always in 2 colors, for the bottom and sides. Roomy enough for school books, gym, diaper and shopping. Can easily be cleaned with a toothbrush, soap and water, hang to dry.
Very popular in Europe, gained recognition around year 2000 in Nothern/East parts of the USA. Worn by young higschool girls, or college students.
Usually linked to a preppy style and higher class students. The bag is worth around 100$+ US.
Sold in fashion departements such as Bloomingdale's, Saks, Delfino as well as Hervé boutiques in Europe.
Hervé Chapelier bags are easy to find on the web for discounted prices.
Very popular in Europe, gained recognition around year 2000 in Nothern/East parts of the USA. Worn by young higschool girls, or college students.
Usually linked to a preppy style and higher class students. The bag is worth around 100$+ US.
Sold in fashion departements such as Bloomingdale's, Saks, Delfino as well as Hervé boutiques in Europe.
Hervé Chapelier bags are easy to find on the web for discounted prices.
by KatyaPower March 4, 2007
Either love 'em or hate 'em.
Simple style sheepskin boots, first worn by Australian or New Zealand inhabitants. Also by beach babes and surfers.
Very warm, comfortable, insolated, can be worn without socks and even during warmer seasons.
Most popular models are very lightweight, made with an EVA sole (similar to foam/rubber) which does not provide good traction or any anti slip resistance.
Mainly made popular in North America thanks to Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton and other young blonde celebrities. Huge Hollywood trend, usually worn by females with pants tucked inside.
Has received a bad vibe and sloppy image because of the huge trend and not particularly appealing model.
The brand Ugg Australia is the most sought after and sold in various retail locations, ranging from 120 to 350$ depending on the country or model.
Ugg Australia is an American company, owned by Deckers, that produce their boots in China.
Uggs is a generic term to describe comfortable sheepskin footware without any real shape or design, that can be worn by males and females.
Ugg type of boots can be purchased online by different makers, Australian made, by hand, or mass made, in China.
Simple style sheepskin boots, first worn by Australian or New Zealand inhabitants. Also by beach babes and surfers.
Very warm, comfortable, insolated, can be worn without socks and even during warmer seasons.
Most popular models are very lightweight, made with an EVA sole (similar to foam/rubber) which does not provide good traction or any anti slip resistance.
Mainly made popular in North America thanks to Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton and other young blonde celebrities. Huge Hollywood trend, usually worn by females with pants tucked inside.
Has received a bad vibe and sloppy image because of the huge trend and not particularly appealing model.
The brand Ugg Australia is the most sought after and sold in various retail locations, ranging from 120 to 350$ depending on the country or model.
Ugg Australia is an American company, owned by Deckers, that produce their boots in China.
Uggs is a generic term to describe comfortable sheepskin footware without any real shape or design, that can be worn by males and females.
Ugg type of boots can be purchased online by different makers, Australian made, by hand, or mass made, in China.
"When Pam can't find anything to wear, she just slips in her cozy Ugg Boots to go out, and even wears them at home"
by KatyaPower March 4, 2007
My own invention.
Different name for push pin, metal pin, or sharp end of a staple used to attach papers on a bulletin or notice board.
Different name for push pin, metal pin, or sharp end of a staple used to attach papers on a bulletin or notice board.
by KatyaPower March 6, 2007