The pajamas, books, and T-shirts I understand, but Hello Kitty bowling balls, bicycle tires, and Fender Stratocasters? Add the estimated 50,000 to 100,000+ other items bearing the Hello Kitty logo that have been marketed in the US alone, and the idea of collecting the cute feline can be overwhelming.
Since Hello Kitty's "birth" in 1974, the brand has become a worldwide marketing phenomenon, appealing not just to children, but to adults as well. Sanrio, the Japanese company that owns Hello Kitty, offers a line of designer merchandise just for grownups. There are cashmere sweaters, perfumes, and diamond watches and jewelry among the sundry goods offered online and at boutiques around the globe. A diamond ring and a pair of diamond earrings designed by Kimora Lee Simmons will cost you $1950 and $2150 respectively, while watches bearing the feline's visage can run from $995 to $3450, and more.
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Wow ,really sexy and so lovely the hello kitty.
i have recalled that i have seen her photo on a Muslim matrimonial site www.muslimonly.com/i/registration, it is so strange! But it is true!!
Posted by: wason | December 03, 2007 at 08:58 PM
i love hello kitty
Posted by: kitty | January 29, 2009 at 11:41 PM
I love hello kitty specially when I was a kid. I love collecting every hello kitty items like notebook, perfume, watches, bag, pens etc. Until I influenced My mom and never stop buying me hello kitty jewelries.
Posted by: Replica Watch | January 29, 2009 at 11:47 PM
Let's face it, the average Joe can't afford $10,000-$30,000 for an authentic Rolex watch. This is a luxury that only a few elite people can afford. But this doesn't mean that we are not all entitled to a bit of luxury in our lives. I say go with a replica, it cost 1/100 of the price and only a professional jeweler can tell the difference. www.replicawatchfinder.com
Posted by: gents watches | April 01, 2009 at 09:39 AM