The Private Sales Presents Accessory Week!

Online, October 4, 2011 (Newswire.com) - The country's premier online fashion boutique The Private Sales is launching its Accessory Week this month, beginning with the biggest festive season discounts on its luxury handbag collection from the 3rd to the 10th of October 2011.

There was a time when the average Indian consumer could only but yearn wistfully for a John Galiano bag on a fancy magazine cover, owing to its astronomical pricing. The Private Sales entry on the Indian fashion circuit changed that, deftly arming the consumer
with some of the most coveted International brands at unbelievable discount rates.

This festive season, the run continues with the fashion retailer now launching one of its biggest sales on designer handbags. Featuring the king of party glamour, Roberto Cavalli's Just Cavalli range, British bigwig fashion genius John Galiano, LA based urban hipster fashion brand Ed Hardy and many more, TPS invites you to splurge on the perfect accessory to complete your Diwali ensemble! The bags ranging from Rs. 2000 to Rs 20,000 and above are made available at discounted rates of upto 90%.

So, this fall, step out with a tangerine shoulder bag from Gianfranco Ferre (at an unbelievable 75% off) and bring autumn/winter alive!

Theprivatesales.com is a first-of-its- kind in the Indian market. It has established itself as an elitist destination that brings the best of fashion from ramps across the globe to customer's doorstep. They hold exclusive high couture sales events offering coveted luxury brands at discounted prices. With their origins in the fashion capital, Paris and over 7 years of experience with designer brands & retailing, they started with a desire to make luxury affordable to privileged shoppers in India.
TPS offer you an opportunity to own genuine premium brands like Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, Esprit and Gucci, Versace, Armani at unmatched prices, with more than 75% discounts. The one aspect that TPS stands apart from the other sites is the fact that they get fashion from the streets of Paris too, and give those little known but unique designers a platform on an international level.