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Love at First Bid’s Nov. 13 debut auction features designer goods

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NEW YORK – Love at First Bid has announced details of its debut auction titled “Passion For Fashion,” which will be held on Sunday, Nov. 13 at 12 noon Eastern Time at the company’s spacious Greenwich Village pop-up loft. Located in New York City’s exciting downtown section, the new venture into vintage couture, designer wear and accessories is sure to attract the city’s best-dressed residents and fashionistas worldwide, who can bid live online through LiveAuctioneers.com.

The sale features stylish and wearable vintage clothing by internationally acclaimed designers, as well as precious, studio and costume jewelry; chic leather accessories, fashion illustrations and out-of-print reference materials.

An important feature of this specialty sale is its all-inclusive nature. With a wide variety of quality fashion ranging in estimates from $80-$8,000, there is something for every level of collector.

Within the jewelry category, for example, there is a selection of serious estate diamonds, artful silver in sculptural forms, and fun fashion pieces such as the colorful acrylic Missoni suite with its opening bid of only $100. Clothing includes an array of timeless choices by Chanel, Valentino, Trigere, Lanvin, Halston, Yamamoto and more. And, just in time for winter, there is a fine offering of elegant outerwear, including a Gucci leather coat with removable fur lining, chinchillas and other furs, and lots of designer gloves and Hermes scarves to complete the look. Collectible handbags, and other noteworthy leather goods abound. Lastly, a collection of artist-decorated and signed cowboy boots provides a well-heeled conclusion.

Founder Annegret von Winterfeld’s enthusiasm for fashion is infectious. Her warm, welcoming personality assures the viewer of a comfortable, fun shopping experience, whether viewed in Love at First Bid’s hip downtown Manhattan loft or online. Her years of experience in dealing with couture and vintage fashion coupled with her extensive contacts have buyers and sellers lining up to take part in this much-anticipated sale.

When asked about goods consigned to future sales, von Winterfeld replied that she has already secured a collection of Hermes handbags and other coveted iconic pieces

For additional information on any item in Love at First Bid’s “Passion For Fashion” Nov. 13 debut auction, call 646-580-7443 or e-mail inquiry@loveatfirstbid.com.

View the fully illustrated catalog and sign up to bid absentee or live via the Internet at www.liveauctioneers.com.

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View the fully illustrated catalog and register to bid absentee or live via the Internet as the sale is taking place by logging on to www.LiveAuctioneers.com.


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