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I purchased this pre-loved scarf. I managed to remove the other stains on the scarf, but these two stains still remain. I have no idea what the stains are: they could be of a condiment or the owner decided to use it as fancy toilet paper 😞 (the seller was pretty mean but I got this for a fair deal haha)

Anyhow, is there any home remedies? Or will I have to stop by the dry cleaners? I wanted to do at home remedies before visiting a dry cleaners because I heard they make silk feel very hard afterwards

These were a bit tricky due to the nature of the delicate fabric and hardware. I thinkkkk I did a pretty decent job. I do wish they turned out to be a bit darker, but they are black in person. There are no blotches or uneven stains or tears in the fabric! Yippee 🥳

Thank you for those who helped me. Enjoy my 90s Gianni Versace look haha

Sorry in advance. I couldn't afford a shirt 👉👈

I had so much fun in this outfit :) Got many, many compliments 🥳

Yeaaaah, sorry in advance. I couldn't afford a shirt 👉👈

I had a blast in this outfit. I received soooo many compliments. I hope they revive this style of Versace; it was my favourite. Had to share with this group :)

Saw this while visiting my Ferragamo boutique! It's the perfect amalgamation between structured and slouchy. The handles are reminiscent of the Lady Dior/Chanel Kelly, and perfect for logo lovers who want to be discrete, which appeals to the quiet luxury lovers. Despite looking small, it actually fits a lot, in my opinion; the drawstrings make it expand/tighten to your desire

The Gancini drawstring bucket bag (but my sales associate calls it the dumpling bag) is underrated! I haven't seen anyone talk about it before. It also looks way better in person than the online photos.

I was shopping for shower curtains 🤣 haha

Hi, dyers! I purchased this pre-loved studded Versace pants. Absolutely stunning in person. Perfect fit. I'm usually decent at dyeing things, but this particular piece is making me second guess myself. The main body is regular denim, but the black portion is a synthetic fabric (viscose and polymide). I want to make the ENTIRE pants black. (Fear not, I have no intentions on reselling). My biggest concern would be *heat* . I'm worried if the fabric would warp or be damaged by it. The black portion feels like a thin pantyhose, for context.

How would you go about it? Would you use boiling water? Lukewarm water? I'd love any suggestion!

I purchased this vintage Versace bag online. I had it authenticated by Real Authentication, and they said it is authentic, though I always appreciate a second opinion. The zipper pulls' font strikes me as odd, as they are different than the others I've compared to of the time

I purchased this vintage Versace Repeat bag. I noticed similar bags online had a different font on the hardware. I figured this was an earlier model or something, as I did notice some hobo bags of the time also featured different hardware. I don't believe Versace bags of 2003 were popular enough to be faked, which is why I purchased this bag.

Anyhow, I paid Real Authentication to verify the authenticity. They said it was authentic. I just wanted to double check with you guys. It's just the font that's giving me doubts.

According to articles, the hobo style was featured in Versace's 2003 Fall Winter collection, as well 2004 Spring Summer. I noticed the hardware was a zipper pull that said DV (Donatella Versace instead). I figured this bag came out later. Any information would help!