ACCESSORIES DESIGNER
New York, NY - From November 30th to December 1st, 2013 many professional designers, artisans and vendors brought excitement and total satisfaction to hundred of customers who flocked the Harlem Holipop Expo in New York City to have a great shopping experience.
This first one-of-a kind fashion expo organized by fashion stylist and nascent designer Carlton Jones showcased hard to find yet affordable items including a national and international selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, beauty products, gift cards, covetable goods, and exceptional designs.
Accessories and skilled designer Francis Pierre Laborde best described for his unique vintage style and quality craftsmanship caught the eyes of experienced consumers with a unique line of handbags, purses, wallets, belts, plus other handcrafted fashionable items that reflect people personality, lifestyle, taste, and aspirations.
Francis Pierre Laborde luring customers with his collection
A closer look at Pierre Laborde's latest impressions
Pierre Laborde’s design philosophy “Vintage Quality With Modern Sensibility” bridging the past with fashion forward design. His signature label is noted by use of eye-catching tapestry and quality materials to provide customers with a sense of luxuriousness and confidence. Each handbag is individually designed, handcrafted and can be custom tailored to create a lasting impression of bold and refined brand. The leathers and materials used are hand-selected from only the finest in the world and transformed into a cornucopia of limited editions.
Atelier customer service is provided to every handbag purchaser on an ongoing basis to insure durability and long-term functionality of each Pierre Laborde product. His collection is truly unique, classic, fashionable and attracts even corporate vendors, celebrity fashion stylists, and of customers worldwide. If you would like to learn more about the Pierre Laborde's experience, please contact him or browse his website at www.pierrelaborde.com.
Last Update Dec. 2, 2013