Emily Blumenthal
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3,144 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Aug
Emily Blumenthal’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So this hunger for the newness and the innovation, that's why I just feel like...
handbags is so undervalued as a category within the gift space because it is an investment piece that people want to see they want to show they want it there for people to see i mean there's a reason why full rooms people have rooms dedicated to their handbags yes
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Thank you.
I think we speaking on behalf of the entire handbag industry, we thank you and we agree.
So how, you know, because I think understanding the history of trade shows dictates almost and in addition predicts.
Treat shows like everything, like any other industry, are cyclical.
Like, you can reflect on, you know, I love to talk about novelty bags.
And if you look at post-Spanish flu, how novelty bags of the roaring 20s were so big because people needed a little bit of joy.
They weren't big.
It was a party investment.
And then after COVID, like, people were looking for whimsical, fun, you know, things that attract attention to feel good.
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