Hot New Items

Published September 6, 2012 by hotpinkaddiction

to order these hot new items please visit http://www.pinkaddictionboutique.com or email glamdymond@pinkaddictionboutique.com follow us on twitter/instagram @labelsnfashion and like us on facebook.com/hotpinkaddiction more hot items on the website!!!!!!!

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Custom Made Children Accessories

Published July 31, 2012 by hotpinkaddiction

These items are custom made so feel free to inquire on your favorite sports team, cartoon character or color email me at glamdymond@pinkaddictionboutique.com bowties, headbands, earrings, feather earrings, socks and hair bows.

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Custom Blush by B.Allen Designs

Published July 17, 2012 by hotpinkaddiction

ATTENTION FASHIONISTA’S : TO ORDER YOUR CUSTOM DESIGN DRESS PLEASE GO TO PINKADDICTIONBOUTIQUE.COM THEY ARE CURRENTLY $20 OFF REG PRICE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Custom FashionForward Earrings Place Your Order Today!!!!!!!!!

Published July 16, 2012 by hotpinkaddiction

For my FashionForward Dolls, Get your custom LabelWhore Earrings today you can mix and match I can provide prices for pairs or individual studs comes in colors (gold mirror, silver mirror, blue mirror, black, purple mirror, hot pink, leopard) real inquiries please email me at glamdymond@pinkaddictionboutique.com or go to pinkaddictionboutique.com

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How TO Distinguish a Real Designer Bag From the Fake!!!!!!

Published July 13, 2012 by hotpinkaddiction

Designer handbags are expensive. With that said, how frustrating would it be to be told that your purse is actually fake? In some countries, like in Europe, it’s against the law not just to sell a fake purse, but to purchase one as well. You’ll want to avoid buying a fake either way; you don’t want to walk around with your handbag like you’re all that just to be snubbed because you have a fake.

How to tell if your bag is fake

  • Check the quality: This seems like a no-brainer. Just check that threads aren’t hanging off the sides, that the lining isn’t too thin when it shouldn’t be, that it feels nice, and so on. Also, fake Prada (Frauda) purses have nameplates that are attached only by two little prongs; they can be easily taken off. Glue is a bad sign, too… you want stitching! Also check for crooked designs.
  • Louis Vuitton: WORLD OF VUITTON WAYS TO SPOT A FAKE LOUIS VUITTON EASILY Remember, one main thing when looking to purchase an AUTHENTIC LOUIS VUITTON piece. LOUIS VUITTON is all about perfection, if you ever see anything less than perfection 99% of the time it is probably a counterfiet bag. HERE ARE THE TOP WAYS TO SPOT A FAKE:
  •  1. Semmetry-Always make sure the Monograms line up
  • 2. LOUIS VUITTON NEVER cuts off their “LV” logo (only-some vintage items have cut off “LV’s”, so make sure to check the age of the bag)
  •  3. Always make sure that the leather is vachetta cowhide leather and NOT VINYL! The really bad fakes have the vinyl, but the good fakes that are coming out now, have leather handles, but it isn’t the cowhide vachetta leather. The fake bags that have leather, the leather won’t patina correctly, as the real vachetta cowhide leather will turn a beautiful honey color with time. The way that I see if the leather is true cowhide leather, is make sure that leather isn’t white, most fakes that I have seen have extremely light leather, which AUTHENTIC LOUIS VUITTON’s leather doesn’t come out that white, even if it is brand new from the store. If the bag’s leather has already started the patina process, I look around the handles and other areas of the leather. There is a red glue (not sticky) substance to keep the handles together and used around all leather pieces. On the fake bags that have leather, the glue is usually an orangy color and is usually sticky. Also if you can’t tell, make sure that there is an embossed line paralled with the yellow stitching, as this is the sewing line, which is found on all leather pieces.
  •  4. I look at the embossed stamp that usually reads, “LOUIS VUITTON PARIS made in France/Germany/Italy/Spain or U.S.A”. Make sure that the two “TT’s” don’t touch in the word “VUITTON”, and also make sure that that “o’s” are round “O” and not like “0″.
  •  5. Look at the date code, if you know how to decifer the date code (not called a serial number). There should be 2 letters followed by 4 numbers (I will be writing another guide about date codes, so please look at the other guides that I have written). The new fakes, have date codes as well, but I will teach you how to read them in another guide, so please refer to that for more information.
  • 6. Make sure that the item you are looking at is correct, as interior. In brown Monogram canvas it is brown textile lining (in most cases, some have different lining-Manhattan, Viva Cite, Trouville, Bucket, cosmetic pouches, luggage, vanity cases)-I will be writing another guide about interior linings so make sure to read my other guides), black multicolor is grey alcantara lining, white multicolor is red alcantara lining, damier canvas is red alcantara lining (in older models it was a light brown alcantara lining, so check age of bag), Vernis is textile lining that usually is the same color as the exterior of the bag, Epi leather is usually alcantara lining that matches the exterior color of the bag (some bags have bare interior-speedy-keepall).
  • 7. Take a look at the hardware, as they all have different hardware, so make sure the bag you are looking at has the correct hardware. If you aren’t sure you can go to LOUIS VUITTON’s website and look at their manufacturing pictures to compare.
  • 8. Make sure the bag that you are looking at, was even made. This is hard for limited edition, rare, and VIP items, as they aren’t on the website (not often)and catalogues. If you aren’t sure if that style wasn’t made consult a professional so you can make sure.
  • 9. If the bag that you are looking at, has a required padlock, make sure that the brass is shiny and not a brushed finish. All LOUIS VUITTON locks that I have seen are a brushed finished brass and really cheap looking. There should be an “LV” embossed on the front of the lock, and read, “LOUIS VUITTON PARIS MADE IN FRANCE” on the back, and have the lock number embossed on the bottom beside the keyhole.
  • 10. Look at the canvas (if looking at the collection), make sure that it isn’t plastic looking, as most fakes are made from it, and see if the quality looks cheap. LOUIS VUITTON items are very expensive, and wouldn’t put out a cheap looking product, so don’t forget what I said about PERFECTION!! If you are to have any information that you would like to include to this, please let me know, and I will be more than happy to add this information. If you see anything that might be inaccurate, let me know, and I cab consult another LV professional. This guide is built only on my knowledge and personal expieriences. If you have any auctions that you would like authenticated, please let me know and I will be more than happy to authenticate any item for you. I am wanting to start my own authentication service, I will give you first authentication for free, and after that it will be $1 for every auction listing authentication. If you are to have any questions, concerns, or problems please let me know and I will help you in any way that I can.  I KNOW IT SOUNDS LIKE A LOT TO LOOK FOR BUT YOU WOULD BE PLEASED TO KNOW THAT YOU DIDNT WAIST ANY MONEY WHEN YOU WANTED THE REAL DEAL!!!!!!!
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