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2. 10 Best Cheap Dupes for Luxury and Designer Items - AOL

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   Hermes ‘Oran Sandal’ Dupe Another often unattainably high-priced fashion fave from Hermes is the Oran Sandal — which starts at $700. “Fear not, Steve Madden has designed a perfect dupe for ...

3. Walmart’s $78 Hermès Birkin dupe is a hit on TikTok - AOL

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   Conversations about designer dupes have stirred once again after the release of Walmart’s new viral $80 Birkin-like bag divided fashion aficionados online. Dubbed the “Wirkin” by many, ...

4. Walmart is selling a $78 dupe of the Hermès Birkin bag that ...

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   Walmart and the dupe. The Walmart Birkin bag craze is just the latest boon for the world’s largest retailer, which had a strong 2024. The company was particularly pleased with an increase in one ...

5. Steve Madden, Ltd. - Wikipedia

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   Steven Madden, Ltd. is a publicly traded company that designs and markets shoes and fashion accessories. Based in Long Island City, New York, the company's brands include Dolce Vita, Betsey Johnson, Blondo, Greats, BB Dakota and Mad Love. Steve Madden is also a licensee of various brands, including Anne Klein and Superga. [2]

6. Steve Madden - Wikipedia

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   Madden served time in the Federal Prison Camp, Eglin, at Eglin Air Force Base, and later the Coleman Federal Correctional Complex, near Ocala, Florida. Madden was released from prison in April 2005. [11] He then attended a New York City halfway house. [12] Madden's attorney, Joel Winograd, said that Madden would stay at the house for 60 days. [13]

7. Hermes Fastening his Sandal - Wikipedia

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   Other variants include sculptures in similar, but reversed mirror-image poses, probably intended as pendants to the Hermes Fastening his Sandal. The theme was taken up by Jean-Baptiste Pigalle in 1744, and by François Rude, who showed at the Paris salon of 1828 a Mercury Fastening his Sandal in plaster.