Tokidoki: Can you spot the not?
March 28th, 2008 by Chrissy D. Icamina, Editorial Manager, Summit Digital
Posted in Fashion Files, Other Stuff | | 11 Comments »
I honestly can’t blame people who end up buying inauthentic bags—especially if they purchased them for the design and not for the purpose of flaunting the brand. Not only can’t everyone tell the legits from the fakes, but there are some people who simply are unaware that there’s an “authentic” version of that particular item, mostly if they aren’t familiar with the brand in the first place (although it would be nice if people knew better).
Coincidentally, I’m a big Tokidoki fan and someone happened to drop us an email asking how to tell an authentic Tokidoki bag from a fake.
I honestly can’t blame people who end up buying inauthentic bags—especially if they purchased them for the design and not for the purpose of flaunting the brand. Not only can’t everyone tell the legits from the fakes, but there are some people who simply are unaware that there’s an “authentic” version of that particular item, mostly if they aren’t familiar with the brand in the first place (although it would be nice if people knew better).
Coincidentally, I’m a big Tokidoki fan and someone happened to drop us an email asking how to tell an authentic Tokidoki bag from a fake.
Your body may be bikini-ready, your skin the perfect canvas for the tanning sun, but you’ll never look good on the beach if your swimwear comes across as something old and unloved!
