Are you Trustworthy? Bonanzle new feature.

TRUST...a word that has EVERYTHING to do with online shopping.

When shopping online, TRUST is everything! Buyers look at your feedback to decide if they should give you their money. Sellers look at your feedback to determine how reputable you are, and likelihood of receiving payment. Most all shopping sites now have a Rating or Feedback System, where both buyer and seller can view your past history.

Bonanzle has now added a "MORE" section to every members item page . When viewing an item on Bonanzle, on the left hand side beside the sellers name, there is now a Feedback rating, and a section titled "MORE" . When you click "More" , you will be taken to a page that breaks down the "Trust Factor" for that seller with links to find more information.

At a quick glance now, you can determine alot about the "Trustability" of this seller/buyer.

Just one more way that BONANZLE goes the extra mile to add features that continue to "grow" the site. Way to go Bill and Mark!!!

Go see for yourself why Bonanzle is the hottest and fastes growing shopping site!




http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/fashionrunway

Gotta Love Gaultier!!

"After working for Pierre Cardin and Jean Patou, Jean Paul Gaultier set out on his own to create a womenswear line. The label’s gender-bending, deconstructed aesthetic, and risqué collaborations—like Madonna’s infamous cone-shaped bra for the 1990 Blonde Ambition tour—gave the designer his “enfant terrible” reputation. He’s also known as one of the industry’s master tailors, with a knack for tuxes, trenches, and leather, and a tendency to embrace equestrian, military, and royal tropes—all with a sense of fun. In 1999, Hermès bought 35 percent of the Jean Paul Gaultier company, which gave the brand capital to open up stores in East Asia. It also opened up another window for the designer; in 2004, Hermès hired him as head womenswear designer for the label. "



http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/fashionrunway

Costume National

COSTUME NATIONAL is one of my favorite designer brands! I ESPECIALLY love the funky and hip shoes!
Ennio Capasa is the designer behind the label Costume National (C'N'C). Costume National has turned out to be one of the Italian fashion powerhouses.

A graduate of the Milan Academy of Fine Arts, Ennio Capasa worked for Yohji Yamamoto in Tokyo.

When he returned to Italy, he launched Costume National, a fashion house about "French uniform".

Mixing the influences of the east and the west, Ennio Capasa's designs are innovative and challenged the status quo of the fashion design industry.


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