If money were no object, what one item would you buy?

[Anonymous]

For your personal use, adornment, or enjoyment, that is.

[Anonymous]

Without question, a hermes bag. I am just about to quit work and SAH and I am considering making that my final splurge. Not sure how to get if passed my husband's beady eyes though since I can't say honestly that "money is no object".

[Anonymous]

Which one?

[Anonymous]

My house outright. A sailboat - and lessons to learn how to sail.

[Anonymous]

a very huge mansions with chefs and maids..

[Anonymous]

A home would be nice - we rent currently.

But if you are looking for a more frivolous answer: A Tesla roadster.
http://www.teslamotors.com/

[Anonymous]

A pool boy.

[Anonymous]

A pool AND a pool boy. And a nanny to take the kids out for the afternoon.

[Anonymous]

OK, I thought we were talking fashion items. If not, I'll buy myself an island. Otherwise, I'd love a Burberry trench.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OK, I thought we were talking fashion items. If not, I'll buy myself an island. Otherwise, I'd love a Burberry trench.

Since this is a fashion forum, how much is a Burberry trench anyway? And do they have them at the Burberry outlet in Leesburg?

[Anonymous]

Some Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry... A full, every-season, classic Chanel wardrobe... A lifetime no-max gift-card to J.Crew!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK, I thought we were talking fashion items. If not, I'll buy myself an island. Otherwise, I'd love a Burberry trench.

Since this is a fashion forum, how much is a Burberry trench anyway? And do they have them at the Burberry outlet in Leesburg?

Yes, they do have trench coats at that outlet. Last one I saw was going for about $600 (one with removable lining and hood).

[Anonymous]

A nose job.

[Anonymous]

pay my home off

[Anonymous]

Catier watch