Maybe These LV Handbags Are Just So Different That I Need To Give Them A Chance To Grow On Me

Amanda and I have been racking our brains trying to figure out what to write about this past week. The fashion world is in a lull as preparations for fashion week are finalizing and stores are starting to shed their spring collections and bring in anticipation of fall and winter, which means that there’s little relevant stock to be discussed. That is why this week is perfect for seven days of giveaways and a little Animal prints will never go out of style. Some seasons a different print reigns supreme, but the idea as a whole is here to stay. Newbark not only understood this but also knew that many of us get stuck on which print to buy, which is perhaps why it designed the The idea is clever; mash up two coveted animal prints and put them on trendy textured calf hair. Yet the finished product may leave some stumped. I understand the original idea and interesting allure of this clutch, but it simply is not for me. Is it for you? We all know that I’m not exactly the kind of girl who’s happy with Hermes Canadaa closet full of black, tan and chocolate brown bags. I need variety! I need color! I need chartreuse and coral, if possible! Not to mention that a classic shape with a crazy color is just about the freshest thing going in handbags right now. It’s wearable, it’s modern, it’s bold – what’s not to like? Obviously Coach knows this stuff,that everyone was excited about last month has gotten its second wind, this time with fun new colors like lime green, watermelon pink and ivory. I don’t have a cute fruit description for ivory, so just go with it. I’m going to continue to wait for the small crossbody to come in colors that aren’t already represented in my bag wardrobe, and if you’d like to find out if you’ll be doing the same, check out the new options after the jump. You can pick up these bags I have a little secret, today’s bag in our Free Endearment + Shontelle giveaway is one of my favorites. Completely on-trend, a bit of bright pink and green colorblocking looks amazing against neutral leather. this clutch will amp up any outfit. Dimensions are rather spacious, 9″ x 14″ x 3″. Like other Free Endearment bags, usability is key as this bag offers flat and zipper pockets on the front and back interior wall of the bag. Colorblocking remains a huge trend and this clutch will fit right in.

Today Vlad and I traveled down to South Florida for a much-needed vacation. We plan to spend this time flopping from the pool to the beach with drinks in our hands, but I couldn’t go to bed without sharing a sneak peek I received in my email today. Our friends at Net-A-Porter know how much we love bags and decided to give our readers an exclusive look at two new PS1 bags hitting their virtual store today.From a gorgeous wine hued suede to a luxurious brushed python, I find myself yearning for each of these bags.My coveted Crocodile is one of the most amazing bags I have ever owned and the exotic skin is of the highest quality. Certainly the quality of the extra large brushed-python satchel will be superb as well, and I imagine the duo behind Proenza were able to make python skin both look and feel soft. Price will be $5250.And then we have the classic large PS1 suede satchel in a rich red hue. If you have been looking for a fall messenger bag in a color that is both wearable and alluring, this is an amazing choice.Wonder what bag Shontelle has been sporting the past few weeks? It is her new Free Endearment Julie Combination Louis Vuitton UKColor Bag. last week and if you enter this giveaway you could be wearing it as well in the next few weeks. so this can easily be your go-to bag. There is a secret front pocket and the inside features ample pockets for all of your storage needs. Amanda and I have been racking our brains trying to figure out what to write about this past week. The fashion world is in a lull as preparations for fashion week are finalizing and stores are starting to shed their spring collections and bring in anticipation of fall and winter, which means that there’s little relevant stock to be discussed. That is why this week is perfect for seven days of giveaways and a little.Animal prints will never go out of style. Some seasons a different print reigns supreme, but the idea as a whole is here to stay. Newbark not only understood this but also knew that many of us get stuck on which print to buy, which is perhaps why it designed the Newbark Animal-print Calf Hair Pouch with half leopard print and half snake print.

The idea is clever; mash up two coveted animal prints and put them on trendy textured calf hair. Yet the finished product may leave some stumped. I understand the original idea and interesting allure of this clutch, but it simply is not for me. Is it for you? just to name a few, are any indication. The rich only get richer, naturally, and when they do, they buy clothes. Lots of clothes. And handbags. Louis Vuitton is even reporting waiting lists, a thing that most pundits seemed to think would never be seen again after the economic crash of 2008.And yet, I put my name on a waiting list myself at the beginning of the year in order to wait for the apparent privilege of buying a bag that cost nearly $2,000. Having been in college during the rococo days of the mid-2000s, the opportunity to queue up to buy an It Bag like the original Chloe Paddingtons and Fendi Spy bags passed me by while I stared in envy at the people who were buying their way into the “ungettable get.”Louis Vuitton Handbags Are we headed back there again? Perhaps this sentiment is unexpected coming from someone whose living is predicated on the lustworthiness of the season’s accessories, but I sure hope we’re not going to see that kind of handbag stampede again. A luxury market where consumers are throwing themselves off financial cliffs in pursuit of the bag of the moment isn’t fun for anyone; it makes popular bags more difficult to find for people who truly love them, and consumers who simply get caught up in the fervor of a so-called must-have end up with a closet full of things that they just couldn’t live without but never really loved. It means dissatisfaction all around, and I like my handbag people to be happy.And since there’s no group of people on the Internet who is better informed about the intricacies of the accessories business than our readers, I’d like to ask you guys: Is it beginning to feel like 2005 all over again out there? Have you noticed that the bags you want have become harder to find? When was the last time that you put your name on a waiting list for a handbag? Does hearing this kind of talk make you as uneasy as it makes me?