Are you selling liquidation handbags as part of your business? The key to selling handbags successfully is making sure you know what women who are buying those handbags want.
In the liquidation world you can get a lot for a little outlay of cash. This is great when it comes to buying liquidation handbags to resell, but you also want to make sure you are getting items that are popular enough to resell to others at a great profit.
In the handbag market the only way to do this is to keep yourself one step ahead of the fashion trends and be selling what all the fashionable women want to be wearing. Here's a look at what fits that bill for The Winter 2008-09 season.
Handbags With Drawstrings
The peek-a-book romance of drawstrings is in again this season. That means if you can find a few drawstring handbags, you won't have a problem making a good profit. There are a couple of ways to go with this design. It could be a small handbag that closes and is held by the drawstring or a larger purse where one of the aspects of the piece is a drawstring closure.
Big Handbags
Big is back. Women this winter want to be able to take it all with them. This means they need bags that are big enough to carry all of the things they need for day or night in their handbags. The bigger the better.
Skin Handbags
The love affair with unique skin handbags continues. From stingray skin to crocodile, trendy women are clamoring to get their hands on a handbag made from a new and exotic skin this season.
Handbags that Make a Statement
Sometimes you want to be the center of attention. This season, handbags are looking to play that role. From bold colors like deep purples, copper and gold to large and in charge accents like massive buckles and handles, it's all about making a statement this winter.
Chain Accents
The final trend in handbags this winter is chains. From chains that dangle from a purse to those that are used as the hand or arm strap, the more chain the better.
Steve Sikes is an MBA and writes articles on wholesale and liquidation auctions and how to make a profit reselling these products. He also writes articles on financial products including insurance and credit cards. To read other articles on wholesale and liquidation auctions and making a profit buying and reselling liquidation clothing, jewelry, electronics, apparel and much more...
Spain is Developing a Colorful Personality
Skiing In Spain
When we think of skiing, we often think of an expensive Alpine adventure. However, there are top flight less expensive spots where ample excitement is available, such as countless skiing experiences in diverse areas of Spain such as the Aragonese Pyrenees, Catalan Pyrenees and Andorran Pyrenees. These are Spanish mountain ranges with first-rate skiing facilities.
It's a fact that numerous five star facilities as well as economical holiday facilities are available in the skiing regions of Spain. It may not be exactly like skiing in France, the Alps, or in Austria, Switzerland or even Italy where it appears to be always snowing; yet the Spanish Pyrenees are second to none when compared to the finest ski destinations. You may even have a nicer time than you would in the more celebrated destinations when you consider what is available in those better known locations. There just may be more value for your money.
In Spain the amenities available in most ski resorts match anything that is available anywhere else. Many ski resorts make accommodation available as an option right on the slopes, with ski-in and ski-out convenience that makes it possible for the guest to ski up to the door - then ski away at their convenience. The resorts have many activities besides skiing among others like snowmobiling, hot tubbing, sledding, horse, and sled, dog-sledding, including indoor and outdoor swimming. Then there are the local forms of entertainment, such as clubs, and theater. In terms of the Spanish ski facility, one may liken it to a Vail ski resort
Baquiera-Beret
Should you be seeking a longer skiing season, you'll want to remember the Baquiera-Beret, located in Lerida. Here, the season begins in November and concludes in April. Another plus for this destination is that it affords the skiing enthusiast numerous slopes with a countless number of handicaps beginning with novice, through to those who like to live on the edge. Spanish facilities are well liked and respected. Everything is provided here in Spain from chairlifts to professional instructors. Spain has the distinction of possessing the largest indoor ski resort in Europe. To the ski enthusiast that means they can play year round - even in the summer months. Considering the warm Spanish climate, skiing in Spain is developing a colorful personality. Your friend back home will know that you have enjoyed yourself. You don't have to worry about summertime weather conditions you only have to be concerned with your own skiing abilities.
There is only one country in Eruope that has more ski slopes than Spain and that country is Switzerland. After all is said and done, there are some 36-ski resorts here where you'll have ample skiing opportunities. On the Pyrenees it's snowing and you'll find the finest ski resorts. Spanish resorts are as great as any in the Alps. If you travel north of Madrid on the other hand, you'll find a pleasant skiing experience including that of La Rioja, Alto Campoo as well as San Isidro.
These destinations are those in the Pyrenees. Here, there's always fresh powder that lasts for days. So, if you really want to repeat skiing in Spain the Pyrenees should satisfy you. Nonetheless, if you're on a shoestring budget you might want to think about other ski destinations.
The columnist Kurt Schefken is really interested in areas similar to cultural attractions and tourist attractions in Spain. Sharing his passion in works, he confirmed his skill on news relating to Spain attractions and cultural attractions.
Notes From Poland - My Trip to Poland and the Breaking of Communism
My husband and I decided to visit Poland back in 1993. Andrew was originally from Poland but I had never been there. Communism had just ended and the whole country was in a strange turmoil. I could sense it; the Polish people were in a hurry to westernize their country. There was a feeling of trauma and relief throughout the country. I witnessed scenes of beauty and scenes of horror.
June 23, 1993: We were stopped by the police again today, but Ella (this was a friend that we were driving with) told them that she was a doctor and this was an emergency! Ella was in a fact a doctor: a dermatologist. That's the fourth time we've been stopped by the police since we arrived in Poland. Everybody seems paranoid! They stop you on the road for no reason, just to check you out.
Today on the train, Andrew slipped off to the washroom and I was sitting across from my father-in-law who had his eyes closed and was enjoying a short nap. As I stared out the window a scene flashed before my eyes, and it happened so fast that I couldn't quite believe it. I saw a policeman standing on the side of the railroad tracks and he looked very grim, beside him was the body of man who was upside down, body twisted in a strange position and dried blood on the side of his mouth, stuck in some sort of electrical pole. I felt a little bit sick. When my husband came out of the washroom I told him what I had seen. His dad hadn't seen it because he had been sleeping! My husband had a hard time believing my story.
June 25, 1993: I just found out from our friend Benedict Jozefko, who had read the newspaper that the man I had seen had indeed died from jumping off the train. He had come from the Ukraine looking for work to feed his four children. He didn't have a train ticket so when the conductor came by to collect tickets the man had panicked and jumped to his death.
June 25,1993;The Basilicas are absolutely beautiful here. I'm inspired to do a black and gold sculpture when we get back to B.C.
Right now we are on a train to Auschwitz.
June 26, 1993: It sure was creepy being in the concentration camp. Somehow I wanted to honor the people who had suffered such unspeakable horror and tragedy. I felt stronger emotions than I ever did in a church. Pictures of the victims were everywhere on the walls. I had only seen images of Auschwitz and the prisoners in the movies; let me tell you, no actor, no matter how talented, has been able to capture the sheer terror I saw in the eyes of those victims. We saw a short film which was in English. We walked through the camp; there were large rooms with huge piles consisting of thousands of shoes, other piles of hair brushes and toothbrushes, suitcases and eyeglasses. We walked through the gas chambers and the crematorium. It was a very frightening experience. I saw the so-called beds, made of wooden planks and a bit of straw.
I took one reed of grass and a white little flower from Auschwitz and taped it into my journal.
July 5, 1993: The scenes that I really love are the huge stork nests up in the telephone poles. It just looks amazing, the nests are at least 3 feet in diameter and they are everywhere. Sometimes the nests are made on top of old wooden buildings. While I am staring at the stork nests an old carriage with two big old horses and a mound of hay comes walking by .This looks like a scene from a Van Gogh painting.
July8, 1993: We are on a plane back home to Vancouver, B.C. We had a stop over in London. At the airport in the boarding room, Andrew went to the back to sneak a cigarette. While in dental school he started sneaking cigarettes because it just wasn't "cool" to smoke and study medicine! So here he was in London, England sneaking cigarettes and I reminded him of where we were and that nobody would care if he smoked. All of a sudden a really loud voice yelled "Hey, Andrew," "Hey, Andrew," we couldn't believe it, it was someone that Andrew had just graduated from dental school with. We are all on the same plane together going back to Canada.
I have a web site in which I am able to invite other artists. The address is http://www.labedzki-art.com
It's quite simple to join, click on "register", "login", "create/order album" (this is where you give your album a title only,) then "upload images", I usually only load two or three at a time. Once you've loaded you can go to home page click on "user gallery" and you'll see your images! Of course there are no fees and your image upload is unlimited! For art collectors this is a great place to buy original art for a great price.
Thank you so much and I really hope to see your work there.
Regards,
Annette Labedzki
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