This is a rant. Beware if you do not want to read a rant.
So today I saw that there was a Madison Avenue Couture "vintage" Louis vuitton sale.
In my opinion, "vintage" is generally a term I use when I buy a bag or clothing that can no longer be purchased. As such, it has special value. For example, a vintage LV item would be the Stephen Sprouse speedy.
In contrast, "pre=loved" to me is a bag or clothing item that you may still purchase in the store, brand new, today, but would prefer to not pay full price. ie. a speedy.
So, for the record Madison Avenue and GILT...These bags are NOT vintage!
Secondly, when I went into the sale they were selling used bags for ALMOST the exact same price as in the store.
My question is: WHY ARE PEOPLE BUYING THESE BAGS?
So today I saw that there was a Madison Avenue Couture "vintage" Louis vuitton sale.
In my opinion, "vintage" is generally a term I use when I buy a bag or clothing that can no longer be purchased. As such, it has special value. For example, a vintage LV item would be the Stephen Sprouse speedy.
In contrast, "pre=loved" to me is a bag or clothing item that you may still purchase in the store, brand new, today, but would prefer to not pay full price. ie. a speedy.
So, for the record Madison Avenue and GILT...These bags are NOT vintage!
Secondly, when I went into the sale they were selling used bags for ALMOST the exact same price as in the store.
My question is: WHY ARE PEOPLE BUYING THESE BAGS?