Alexander Wang CLOSED - Authenticate This ALEXANDER WANG

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boxermomof2 said:
I do not see any red flags, and this seller has listed authentic AW bags in the past. However, I would like to see interior photos to be 100% certain.
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Ok, thank you. She says that the tag has fallen out, or is shredded. I don't really know how the tags on the AW bags can just fall out or get shredded:S But the bag looks authentic to me in the pictures, and she have sold authentic designer items in the past.
 
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FashionFauxPas said:
Ok, thank you. She says that the tag has fallen out, or is shredded. I don't really know how the tags on the AW bags can just fall out or get shredded:S But the bag looks authentic to me in the pictures, and she have sold authentic designer items in the past.
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What tag? :confused1: Hopefully hang tag or care card and not the interior badge or MIC tag. That would be bad! :nogood:
 
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She just sent me a picture of the inside of the bag, where the MIC tag should have been. and you can see the black part of the tag that had been there. And the bag lining and inside looks good to me. I just can not understand why the tag is gone.
 
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Hi ladies, got myself in a bit of a dilemma here. I found a black with gold hardware Diego on Deluxemall from a seller who priced it at 500 and is willing to let it go at 420 to me on the account that one of the studs on the side fell off. She says that it was a gift and she has the dust bag as well. However, the photo posted on the selling post was a stock photo, not a real life photo, and when I requested for photos that I could use to authenticate it here she says that she is unable to provide them as she's too busy with work which I understand. She is however willing to meetup with me so that I can inspect the bag beforehand to ascertain whether it is authentic or not... problem is this is my first Alexander Wang and I wouldn't really know what to look out for.
Any thoughts, tips or pointers? :/ Not too sure if I should go ahead and take a chance. I do trust her when she says that it is authentic, but I'm not sure if it's just my desire for my dream bag that's clouding my judgment ^^
Also, she says that she couldnt find a made in china tag inside, but I remember coming across someone who bought a AW from the store and had the tag sewn inside the inner lining?
 
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spidereyelash said:
Hi ladies, got myself in a bit of a dilemma here. I found a black with gold hardware Diego on Deluxemall from a seller who priced it at 500 and is willing to let it go at 420 to me on the account that one of the studs on the side fell off. She says that it was a gift and she has the dust bag as well. However, the photo posted on the selling post was a stock photo, not a real life photo, and when I requested for photos that I could use to authenticate it here she says that she is unable to provide them as she's too busy with work which I understand. She is however willing to meetup with me so that I can inspect the bag beforehand to ascertain whether it is authentic or not... problem is this is my first Alexander Wang and I wouldn't really know what to look out for.
Any thoughts, tips or pointers? :/ Not too sure if I should go ahead and take a chance. I do trust her when she says that it is authentic, but I'm not sure if it's just my desire for my dream bag that's clouding my judgment ^^
Also, she says that she couldnt find a made in china tag inside, but I remember coming across someone who bought a AW from the store and had the tag sewn inside the inner lining?
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The only advice I have for you is to look at AW bags in a retail store and study the details.
I would not spend $500 for a bag if I didn't know the designer. Fake bags cost $125.
Bags without MIC tags are few and far between. It happens, but not often.
 
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