And I mean that in the nicest possible way.
A 'Label Ho' is one who goes for the designer items every time. We're all familiar with the double C of Coach, or the D&G label, but a Label Ho is one who goes for the designer every time-- From Armani to Rolex to Dior.
There is nothing inherently wrong with being a Label Ho. In fact, a designer label is usually an indicator of style and quality. However, be a smart Label Ho. Don't spend a fortune on a 'trendy' item you won't be able to use next season; Instead, invest in classic pieces that will keep your style classy for years to come. And, of course, don't rely on the label to be an indicator of quality; Be a designer detective, and find out for yourself which items are truly high-quality. Do your research, and seek out the opinion of professionals.
Finally, don't buy an item you want for the first price you see. If you're window-shopping at Coach and see a must-have clutch, write it down. Search for it at Dillard's or online; they may be on sale somewhere. Of course, be warned; If it's online, make sure it's guaranteed genuine. There is nothing less classy than an Imposter Label Ho.
In fact, for great deals on guaranteed genuine designer products, check out Modnique or RowNine. Just sign up for the service, and they will email you when the designer products you're interested go on sale (usually for more than 60% of store prices). It's an incredibly nifty feature, with name-brand products from clothing to handbags to jewelry to timepieces to even home furnishings. If you're a Label Ho, this is certainly an essential tool in your transition to a Smart Label Ho.
Good luck, finding the classiest, high-quality, best-deal labels! If labels are what make you iconic, then go for it!
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Are you a Label Ho?
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coach,
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rolex,
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