Wholesale Handbags & Purses

The "Closed Note" star will be making her debut as a fashion producer with Japanese fashion handbags company.

While football fans are gearing up for the Super Bowl, fashion fans may be heading to Target today, where designer Jason Wu is unveiling an affordable Parisian-inspired line that features delicate blouses, pleated skirts, handbags and clutches. While luxury department stores can sell Jason Wu items...

The two additions will round out the reality star turned designer's Rachel Zoe collection, which includes clothing, shoes and handbags

The 60-piece collection by the American fashion designer marks an exclusive collaboration with the affordable retailer brand and features structured handbags, antiqued scarves and gauzy blouses with black bows and pleated floral skirts.

Korean accessory brands are enjoying popularity as office workers seek affordable items.

Online discount retailer BuyNoworNever.com added new fashion designer brands Nine West, BCBGeneration and Kenneth Cole Reaction to their growing Handbags & Wallets shopping categorySt. Louis, MO (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 With spring just around the corner, BuyNoworNever.com, an online discount retailer, announced the addition of several popular fashion brands for handbags and wallets including ...

Céline opens on the Upper East Side; Yigal Azrouël’s younger line, Cut25, moves into its first brick-and-mortar space; If Boutique is having a sale.

Madeline Ritholz, 14, of Short Hills shows off her creation. SPRINGFIELD — Jennifer Siletski, director of New Jersey School of Fashion Design and Accessories in Springfield, presents an exhibit, Return to Craftsmanship: A Fashion Trend, with handbags crafted by her...

Steve Madden , a leading designer and marketer of fashion footwear and accessories for women, men and children, today announced that the Company's conference call to review fourth quarter and fiscal year end 2011 financial results will be broadcast live over the Internet on Tuesday, February 21, 2012, at 8:30 a.m.

Artist Charles Ottolini never thought he would flip through InStyle magazine looking at silk scarves, handbags and other women's accessories.