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09-21-2015 03:19 AM
I am a bit gob smacked at the similarity between Amy K's TSV purse and KVZ's purses from a few years ago. Especially the two toned ones. I am wondering if any of you have noticed this.
09-21-2015 05:15 AM
I don't see the resemblance as KVZ's bags were always plastic and fake looking with gaudy hardware including that big metal crown.
But kVZ was sold to Li & Fung years ago and Aimee worked for Li & Fung before founding her own line of bags.
i don't doubt that Li & Fung's spun off company Global Brands Group manufactures or is contracted or licensed to manufacture the many brands of bags you see on shopping channels or find in bricks and mortar stores.
09-21-2015 06:40 AM - edited 09-21-2015 07:14 AM
About a month ago I saw very similar ones in Wal-Mart. I wasn't shopping but walking through the aisles and noticed them. I had a similar thought, but many bags look so much like others. There are probably only a few things you can do differently from others season after season and constantly come up with new concepts.
I don't buy KVZ or Aimee's bags.
But of the two designers, I always thought KVZ bags were hideous, tacky, gawdy and cheap looking.
I think many of Aimee's are very nice but I will not pay these designer prices for a handbag. I catch the more expensive ones on a good sale price or do without.
09-21-2015 07:02 AM
KVZ bags were never real leather and had a lot of bling, so no, I don't see a resemblance.
09-21-2015 08:15 AM
I don't own any AK bags and I won't be buying the TSV, but these bags don't look like the Kathy bags to me.
09-21-2015 09:04 AM
Sorry, but I don't see any resemblance at all. Aimee's bags can be edgy, but are still classy looking. Kathy's bags were gaudy and did not show any artistry. That hardware on them was ridiculous looking. I never was tempted to buy one of Kathy's.
09-21-2015 11:50 AM
No, with all due respect I don't see KVZ's similarity to Kestenburg bags at all.... I bought one early on at Stein Mart when I saw it but that was before all the bling. Then tried one purchased from QVCyears later and sent it back. Never bought another one.
The TSV looked like a combo between the fold over Dooneys and the earlier (2005, etc.) Blaenciaga satchel (with leather tassels hanging from all the zippers. I like both those styles and thought the TSV was attractive (style just not all that original). I thought the treatment of some of the leathers was interesting.....
09-21-2015 12:02 PM
Nope, really can't say I see much similarity. To be sure, there are only so many handbag silhouettes, so there are always some similarities of style among all the designers, but otherwise, these AK bags don't put me in the mind of Kathy's bags.
09-21-2015 01:05 PM
While watching the presentation, l was thinking that the multicolor choices looked like faux leather (even though they're not). So, in that respect l see the similarity to KVZ's bags, which were faux leather. I think the only AK bags that looked like real leather were the solid colors.
09-21-2015 03:32 PM - edited 09-21-2015 03:38 PM
KVZ bags had too much hardware on them for my taste. I have never owned one of Aimee's handbags, but this TSV today has really called my name. The Sangria is the one I chose at midnight. I love all the pockets, the way she designed that fold over zip top that is a separate compartment, the back pocket with magnet.
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