I wonder if Nordstrom Rack had some insider info on Kate Spade when they launched this sale, because there are literally seven pages of bags. These Kate Spade prices may not be feasible in the coming months now that Big Daddy Coach owns them, but for right now, this isn’t a sale to pass up.
Two handbag titans are tying the corporate knot: Coach is shelling out $2.4 billion to purchase Kate Spade, as part of an ongoing effort to make itself more luxe. Fancy, but accessibly fancy.
I’m very firmly in the camp of You Can Never Have Too Many Bags. So when Amazon marks down a boatload of styles from Kate Spade, Marc Jacobs, ZAC Zac Posen, Milly, and more, it’s increasingly hard to resist. Any style you could possibly need, from tote to shoulder to clutch (and a few wallets mixed in) are discounted.…
As you hash out your Black Friday attack plan, remember some of the deals you’re getting aren’t actually deals. Specifically, if you’re headed to a Kate Spade outlet, that cute purse shaped like a playing card was never really sold for the higher original price listed on the price tag—the tricks they play, eh?
God, modern feminism is just so commercialized, isn’t it? In Kate Spade’s new mini-movie, we have Anna Kendrick dining solo at the Russian Tea Room in New York, where she runs into (drumroll please) Gloria Steinem.
The anti-domestic violence PSA which ran during Sunday's Super Bowl was not only gripping, but pulled from a real 911 call posted on Reddit by a dispatcher eight months ago.
We're halfway through November which means the emotional barricades currently staving off Christmas spirit are yielding to the sheer bulk of Yule tidings and um, shopping. So yeah, check out this Christmas shopping-themed Kate Spade video because dammit, Anna Kendrick is in it and she's great.
Vicariously, anyway! The Tribeca Ball 2011 At The New York Academy of Art was just what it sounds like: a little elegant, a bit bohemian, a lot fascinating.
What do Rachel Zoe and a handful of female politicians have in common? They like this shoe, as The New York Times, half-shamefacedly, informs us today. Trivializing, or refreshing perspective on women in politics?
If you're toting a knock-off Kate Spade bag, watch out! Ms. Spade, who no longer designs her eponymous label, confronted some poor (um, literally?) woman whom she ran into at a benefit last week and cross-examined her about the fake Spade bag the woman was carrying. Explains Kate, "She was like, 'Oh, my God, you're…
