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Rent luxury handbags from 25 euros per week you can rent a bag of national or international firm, the cost in the market can reach € 5,000 Rental of luxury accessories over the Internet is a relatively new practice in the USA. Just take the view last December to run into the first experience of this kind. The idea originated in the United States, specifically in Hollywood, where it has evolved so much that they are rented even works of art, jewelry, couture gowns or exotic plants. The philosophy is that guests enjoy at least for a few days of what he desires and whose cost can not be allowed. Vert is the case iche, the company has more than 70 models signed by Prada handbags, Louis Vuitton, Fendi and Marc Jacobs, among others. Some of these bags on the market reached a price of 5,000 euros, but show them off for a week costs only 55 euros. Some of these bags on the market reached a price of 5,000 euros, but show them off for a week costs 55 eurosEs say, with the price of a single bag can look a different model every week for over a year. For this it is necessary to become a member (the offer is targeted at women) and pay the monthly fee, at least for three months.

Another company is dedicated to this business-and-stop Look Look-and-stop, which offers bags national and international firms. Some of them are exclusive models and not available in the USA. You can also rent out of print and other members of the limited series that have been selected and acquired in official stores of the signatures. For this it is necessary to pay an annual fee of 60 euros and pay the cost for the bag you want. There are models from 30 euros per week. The third initiative launched in the USA is Le Superbe, which launched its website on 1 January and already over 150 registered users. The offer is very varied. You can choose from about 150 models from 38 brands. The firm allows its community members to experience the luxury by specific orders of ten days, for amounts ranging between 15 and 80 euros, or pay a monthly subscription to "borrow" a variety of models.

        

The operation of these three companies is very similar. For example, Vertiche offers the possibility to choose between three categories: Prêt à porter (59.90 euros per month), private (99.90 euros per month) and Haute Couture (149.90 euros per month). The fee to be paid can rent a bag of each of the categories. The higher this share, the more expensive handbag. If you want to rent a timely fashion model, ie without being a member, you can only choose between models of categories and Privè Prêt à porter. The cost for the first is 25 euros for three days and 40 euros for a week, while the second costs 30 euros for three days and 55 euros for a week. At this price we have to add 13.90 shipping euros and 20 euros in application fee. If you opt for the rent through the Look-and-stop, plus the annual fee of 60 euros you have to pay the rent, which is divided into the categories of haute couture (65 euros per week and 220 euros per month) , Chic (50 to 180 euros) and Fashion (25 to 140 euros). Finally, Le Superbe has LeSette clubs, Leotta, Lenovo or LeSuperbe, whose monthly fee between 30 and 160 euros.

In all cases, is chosen through the web the model you want to rent, you pay by credit card and within 24 to 48 hours you receive the bag at home. Shipping charges are paid by who rents and the return of the bag, held in the same box or packaging in which it is collected. Some companies can hire more than one bag at a time, while others require a return first, before renting another. When the bags are commonly used but in good condition or just want to make room for new models, the companies offered for sale in the section of 'outlet'. Compulsory insurance. Although each client takes care of the bag as his own, unexpected situations can always arise. Therefore, forcing rental companies to obtain insurance for small damage. The cost of this policy is payable each time you request a new bag, depending on the category. The cost of this policy is payable each time you request a new bag, depending on the category. Prices in euros Vertiche are 6 to Prêt à porter, 12 euros for private and 20 euros for Haute Couture. Also, if the bag chosen not to meet the expectations of who you rent, you can contact the company, which will provide a solution.

In Look-and-stop requiring the client to take charge of repairing any damage or deterioration of the article when it is due to misuse or neglect, including cracks and stains. The repair is subject to the following rates: 100 euros for items falling within the Haute Couture, 50 euros for category included in Chic and $ 30 for the Fashion category. If damages occur in bags irreplaceable, ie, they are exhausted or are in limited editions, the cost amounts to 400 euros for Haute Couture, 300 euros to 230 euros for Chic and Fashion. Moreover, in case of theft or loss, the customer must pay the amount equivalent to the replacement of the item. The cost of this replacement amounts to 1,700 euros for items included in Haute Couture, 700 euros to 400 euros for Chic and Fashion. For its part, Le Superbe does not charge for everyday wear, although it calls for a surcharge in case the bag is damaged, soiled or lost.

   

STYLE, FASHION AND BEAUTY

Sellers 'on-line' multi-brand, the ultimate response to the crisis. The ultimate in anti-crisis measures is to buy our favorite brands online. Because, thanks to the Internet, you can find apparel and the best firms with savings of up to 70%. The fashion addicts and, in particular, large firms, and therefore not having to tighten their belts because bought some Jimmy Choo, a Loubutin or Prada bag, from anywhere in the world and a more affordable price, seeing possible. 

The trend of the moment for anyone who does not want to give up going to last even in these times, it is to visit the stores for the best prices, but ordered his favorite models quietly through the web from the couch at home. The online shops proliferate as sales techniques are democratizing, and today, large firms also spend part of their collections at these sites.  The best of these online shops, plus the convenience they imply, are the discounts offered. The idea is to offer these innovative retail brand products at greatly reduced prices. Thus, the buyers we benefit from the rebate, but also entrepreneurs, who give vent to their surplus production. In most cases, the genre released in these virtual stores belonging to past collections or samples, but is becoming easier to find clothes for the current season, due to the rapid replacement of the collections in the fashion boutiques .

Become a member of these online shops is imperative that another member has sent you an invitation. This will ensure greater exclusivity. Moreover, if we are to benefit from an additional discount on our purchases, we just have to invite our friends to become members of our favorite online shops. Many of these offer the possibility that each time one of our contacts purchase an item, we receive a 'commission' in the form of discount for future purchases.

Shopping fashion apparel in the WEB

Privalia, established in 2006, today has more than three million members in Spain, Italy and Brazil, and just launched to try their luck in the Mexican market. This is a brand outlet stores best known in the national network, closely followed by VentePrivee BuyVIP and, although there are hundreds of similar websites that belong to both firms themselves as multi-brand stores over the year to maintain a section dedicated specifically to sales prices. This is our little review of the most visited:  If we want to find sports and casual clothing for man and woman, from leading brands such as Adidas, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and Guess, Stockmagasin is the best place. Meanwhile, Italian fashion at the best price has its place in Barcelona Outlet, working firms like D & G, Just Cavalli, Giorgio Armani, Guru, Chloe or G-Star Raw. Other major brands like Armani, Burberry, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, D & G, Gant, Prada, Versace ... have their seat reservation in Outlet24. And if we are looking for the best lingerie, Glam Outlet provides a wide range of luxury lingerie at its website.

Internationally, Yoox is one of the online shops most important fashion. And no wonder, since it is a portal where we can find different signatures of clothes, shoes, and even design objects of decoration. Ideal for a look when we have time off to find the great bargain. Meanwhile, the U.S. Shopbop, with a selection of cuts rather interesting first companies also ship to Europe. In this line, stand equally Asos and BCBG Max Azria, distributed in Spain and have a catalog including many brands at great prices.

Luxury boutiques on the web

The queen of glamor and sophistication, which many call as 'the Vogue of the shops on-line' is, undoubtedly, Net-a-Porter. This is a portal that, in addition to exclusive designs made by firms for sale on this page suggests that collections of new designers often assume a safe bet. But if what we seek is a web outlet for luxury brands, seasonal pieces from Christian Lacroix, Dolce & Gabbana, Donna Karan and Marc Jacobs, among others, The Outnet is the best option as it has the assurance of belonging to the same group that Net-a-Porter and it is possible to find discounts from 50 to 70%.  And for fans of Chanel handbags, Prada, Loewe, Gucci and Louis Vuitton, the website Look-and-Stop also sells and rents the latest models of these and other selected firms. And is there fashion that neither can afford even discounted.

Fashion at a fair price

Textile consumption promotes responsible business relationship that fights fair labor exploitation. Fair trade is synonymous with fair price, transparency, working conditions, respect for the environment, gender equality ... It's a business relationship, while taking into account the productive value of what is manufactured, it respects the social and environmental value. Therefore, the objective is to extend these standards to the majority of products possible. Food, crafts and stationery are the sectors that have traditionally provided an opportunity for fair trade, but several years ago that textile consumption is also responsible began to emerge. A green clothing adds just the clothes, which shares many of the principles that define the first, but places greater emphasis on achieving equitable trading relationship between buyers and producers.

Sometimes, believe that things are worth the price paid for them is questionable. Last week he again reminded the State Coordinator of Fair Trading (Čejč), which organized a day of awareness in collaboration with the Spanish Agency for Cooperation and Development (AECI). The initiative was to give away T-shirts with the slogan "Do not forget the value of things." It was the central act of the campaign 'The Revolt of the products. It's time you knew what you buy ', a proposal which seeks to educate consumers about their responsibility "when shopping." Organic Cotton "clean".

So far, the campaign has focused on three products: cocoa, wood furniture and cotton shirt. In the case of the latter, remember that it is one of the most important crops in the world, with 125 million people depend on it. However, he warns, "could have a dark dirty side that affects millions of farmers and textile workers in impoverished countries." As a solution, proposing the purchase of textiles from fair-trade transactions. These products are distinguished by the label "manufacturers who comply with labor and environmental rights often indicate." As for the price, the average cost ranges between 10 and 40 euros, a figure that has provided that "the demand for textile products made with Fairtrade cotton has not stopped growing" in recent years, according to the federation which unites national initiatives Seal Fairtrade (Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International, FLO).

As regards the environment, fair trade advocates reuse clothing, either give them away or buying second hand clothes, and use organic cotton. According to the campaign, about 23% of all insecticides used globally are used for the cultivation of conventional cotton, with its consequent effects on land and polluting the water. "
Manufacturers who comply with environmental and labor rights are so on the label. From Oxfam International (OI) are also encouraged to buy organic cotton shirts. The NGO has an exclusive catalog of these products, with the Skal seal and Eco Cert, advocate respect for human rights, gender equality and, of course, fair trade. The shirts are manufactured in India by Rajlakshmi organization that provides education and free medical assistance to farming families, and screen printed by the Center Unified Labour Integration Andaluz, composed of women who have suffered gender violence and pursue their work and social integration . International Solidarity also has a clothing catalog with a variety of organic cotton shirts in different colors, styles and sizes.

Other fair products at clearance

In addition to shirts, fashion fair trade textile cover other items such as skirts, pants, dresses or shirts. The organization IDEhAS (Initiatives for Economic Alternative and Solidarity) has sold more than fifty products classified by gender and age. For its part, the proposed Creative Handicrafts, India, relies on making garments that guarantee labor rights of those who develop and use techniques friendly to the environment. This organization fights female and child labor exploitation through self-employment centers. They make bags, tablecloths, bedspreads, decorative items, clothing or toys. The organization developed a training program for women living in slum communities (illegal slums) and taught textile producing "high quality handmade."

The fair trade organizations claim that the textile workers are often violated their rights in favor of increasing production and profits. Reported seasonality, job insecurity and minimum wages they face, in addition to health problems by the use of hazardous chemicals and lack of hygiene in the workplace. "In India, more than 400,000 children working in cotton fields in subhuman conditions," IDAS figure. Best practices. The Clean Clothes Campaign (CRL) developed by SETEM proposes the implementation of codes of conduct as lists of labor standards. He says that now several companies already have these codes, though, "generally" not met. The campaign goal is for this reason, report the contents of the existing codes and the "real" situation that occurs in business.

The "Clean Clothes" urges companies to ensure that their products are produced in decent working conditions.
The origin of the campaign dates back to 1989 when a group of protesters gathered in front of a department store in the Netherlands to denounce labor conditions in the Philippines. Since then it has spread to a total of 11 European countries that make up a network in collaboration with similar campaigns in the United States, Canada and Australia. The areas of activity of this initiative are focused on raising awareness and mobilizing consumers to learn the business practices surrounding the production of clothing and sports equipment. The companies are encouraged to ensure that their products are produced in decent working conditions, since, for now, the codes of conduct are voluntary initiatives that are not subject to any control.

Eco Clothing

The acquisition of apparel made with organic tissues contributes to the creation of a more environmentally friendly and supportive market. The ecological clothing made of natural way, respecting the environment and human rights of its producers, and using fabrics that fit nicely into the skin. However, its higher price and scarcity of outlets hinder its popularity among consumers. However, more and more designers and commercial firms opt for organic clothing.

What is organic clothing? Consumers can contribute greatly to environmental stewardship by developing greener habits and solidarity, as the purchase and use of ecological clothing. But sometimes, they sell products that have little or nothing to do with respect to the environment, but rather with advertising strategies that use the term "organic" to reach a society ever more aware. Garments genuinely friendly nature serve a number of requirements that consumers should know to demand them. According to Antonio Danez, responsible for Import and relationship with suppliers of Alternative 6, a cooperative that specializes in import and distribution of fair trade, organic clothing is manufactured from raw materials such as linen, cotton or vegetables that have been grown with farming. Organic clothing is manufactured from raw materials such as linen, cotton or vegetables that have been grown with organic farming

According to Ball, this type of clothing should also be treated with natural or organic dyes, no chemical or synthetic production, following the specifications of the official certifying officers. Eco-labels are a way to verify that the clothes are produced in a manner that respects the environment. Mercede Garcesa, head of the Department of Handicrafts and Textiles of the NYGO Initiatives for Alternative and Solidarity Economy (IDYEAS), notes for example that the Skale certificate authority guarantees that no pesticides were used, pesticides, insecticides, etc. in manufacturing, and dyeing is ecological because it uses peroxide, in the case of white-or low-impact dyes in the case of other colors. Furthermore, the implementation of the policy of the three Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle) in the consumption of clothing, be prepared with organic products or not is another way to help improve the environment. In this sense, the cooperative Berrothi, with the support of the Catholic organization Caritae, focuses on the recovery, reuse and recycling of solid waste, mainly textiles, thereby reducing the volume of waste that would otherwise end up in trash . For the collection of products, Berocchi has a number of containers and the collaboration of several parishes because "lengthens the life cycle of clothing and employment for disadvantaged groups."

Clearance eco fashion

Clothing friendly environment had its heyday in the 80s, when the style hippie trendsetter, but over the years woven garments made with artificial or natural raw materials produced in a little or no ecological fields have become the queens of the fashion market. However, more and more designers and commercial firms opt for organic clothing. Giorgio Armani uses organic cotton in its line of jeans, and major brands such as Levi's, Gap, Nike, Marks & Spencer and Timberland have also joined the "eco-friendly fashion." In the fashion capitals such as London, New York or Milan organic clothing displays are becoming more common. For its part, the launching of business initiatives in the field of eco-clothing is growing. In 2002, the firm launched its first collection Ideo 750 brands to market and now and reach 60,000. The company, which currently has 80 workers, was born in India, north of Bombay, following fair trade criteria, specializing in the production of organic cotton clothing.

As for the reuse and recycling initiatives, examples are diverse, and sometimes curious. The European Institute of Design, based in Milan, reuse materials to make steel parts skirts, dresses electrical wires or wrapping paper or metal pants from the Bicicle. In Europe, sixteen known euro designers presented  a collection of garments made without substance "dangerous", adding to the campaign "non-toxic Fashion" of the environmental organization Greenpeace. The project was recently joined Mango and Camper chains that agree to abide by these criteria "clean." For their part, large companies such as Decathlon and Zara textiles for this summer include garments and products from raw materials grown without pesticides or chemical agents. While Decathlon has marked stands for these products, Zara specify the origin of the cotton on the label of the garment. And the Textile Technology Institute (Aitech) has created an international label, "Made in Green", with which ensures that the product was manufactured at production sites that respect environmental standards and supportive.