My vintage Sakowitz shoes:
Very Cinderella except much more practical! The fabric is sheer and has a flower pattern embroidered into it with gold thread. The heels are white-gold and the toes have a matching white-gold cap to hide just the tip of your toe.
I LOVE old Sakowitz. Sakowitz was a chain of high-end department stores (like Neiman's or Saks) that was based in my hometown of Houston, TX! Sadly, they closed around the 80s or 90s, and there's only a Sakowitz Furs store left.
An all-leather, vintage Koret handbag:
I scored this for $12.00 after digging through a ton of junk at a local, vintage store. I found it priced elsewhere for $150! It goes to show how much you can save with a little patience:
I love this last purse! It has no label or identifying markings in it, so I don't know the brand. I found it in pristine condition at a resale store for cheap (like less than $20 cheap):
It looks like the classic Lady Dior bags with cannage (criss-cross type) stitching and sports resin handles:
That's about it for now! I have some shoes I want to share, but I am in the middle of moving so most of my stuff is packed in boxes.
8 comments:
Nice bags love them.
Vintage is awesome. I love the last purse, it's definitely a classic piece :)
lovely shoes..... and the bag is such a bargain!!! gosh patience really does the trick =D
Loving the bag girl! Oh and the shoes! xx
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I love shopping around yard sales, estate sales, consignment, and even Goodwill type stores for great bargains. And you're right, you never know what treasures you'll find with a little patience.
I was raised in CT and there was a high end store there that went out of business too, G Fox. I loved that store, I mostly couldn't afford it in my teens and twenties, but I shopped those clearance racks and got some gorgeous clothes back in the day.
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