Girls, Are Kate Spade products in relation with the queen of spades subculture?

[Spade2746]

Yes

No

[MlleCake]

No. That's the woman's name. She's comedian David Spade's sister-in-law or sister, I think, but related, and he loaned her the money to start her little company making a very distinctive new style of luxury handbag for women that was modern, made of quality materials, and in colors, shapes and sizes that really appealed to women.

No relation to the Queen of Spades card in a card deck. Now, has Kate Spade's now HUGE company ever used Queen of Spades imagery in products or marketing materials? I don't know. You'd have to look at back catalogs. I only own one Kate Spade and it's because I found it mint condition at a Salvation Army for $7.00, but then they marked it down to $3.50. I have owned it 15 years or so and it's in still nearly new quality though I have used it often. It's my perfect job-interview purse, and great for date night, in classic black satin finish leather, petite but not diminutive size. It is a great understated piece that commands presence.

I am neither submissive, nor do I have any particular penchant for black men above other men. It's a very popular brand of products, and I don't think you can interpret someone having them as a signal that they are into this particular lifestyle.

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