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Saturday, March 24, 2007

Brontë silhouette

Saturday, March 24, 2007 3:35 pm by Cristina in ,    2 comments
The Women section of The Times continues to surprise us. It looks like we can expect a winter full of Brontë fashion.
6. Empire line: here for a bit longer, but winter’s money is more on the Brontë silhouette than Jane Austen’s – a literary device for saying the hourglass is back and breasts are covered.
If you would like some accessories to go with your future purchases you might want to look at these Brontë handbags designed by BeckyKay. We have found them via For Immediate Release Reviews.
These gorgeous bags from BeckyKay Designs are perfect for any woman's collection. They come in many shades and designs of fabric, perfect for any outfit. The designs have whimsical names, such as "Bronte", "Villette", "Adele", "Jane", and "Thornfield". Every bag is very, very well crafted. The bags have interior and exterior pockets, roomy enough for all your important supplies. My personal favorite has to be the "Villette" bag. I love the simple, classy design. The "Bronte" bag has a really pretty handle tied in a bow, and with 2 interior and 2 exterior pockets, has plenty of room for books, crafts, and more.
These handbags are completely different from the ones we discovered a while back.

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2 comments:

  1. BeckyKay3/26/2007 03:18:00 pm

    Thank you for featuring my bags on your blog! I'm very excited about that. As you can tell, all of my bags are named after characters and places in Bronte novels.

    I'm so honored to have a place on your blog and pleased to find a place dedicated to all things Bronte.

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  2. Anonymous3/26/2007 06:02:00 pm

    Thanks a lot for your comment! We are always delighted to find this kind of thing, because it's such an original take on the Brontës. Your bags all have lovely names.

    Keep up the good work! :)

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