The Top 5 Luxury Bags To Avoid This Autumn Winter

I absolutely LOVE Valentino bags but I always wait for them to go on sale!

I really don’t get the Sardine bag 😅 I’d rather purchased Lanvin’s cat bag, now that’s art!

I’m getting the chanel 22 in mini, simply because it’s easy to travel with and depending on how much I like it, will get more colors. I have watched several videos on it, you can dress down for a casual stroll in the South of France, take it on a safari or take off the extra strap and class it up for dinner and it packs flat. It doesn’t get more practical than that

Where did you purchase your top?

Quiet luxury is boring

True… any brand with a monogram print logo makes me cringe now. Had a monogram print MK before in canvas which was authentic & lasted me for years, it was still in good condition when I gave it to my sister years back… (before that I has a guess bag, which didn’t last for a year in law school because of the heavy books I put in my bag… also has a small charles & keith pink bag back then, but it was terrible… I only got a couple of uses from it)the inside of my MK bag though had some stains on it, with it’s zipper gold hardware’s electroplating chipped… had that bag since law school, it was my first luxury bag actually. Had it around 3rd year law school, which I used to carry my laptop to school and law books, and I used it at work when I was still working back then as a corporate lawyer. That’s the upside of monogram canvas prints. They’re practically indestructible compared to leather. I even used my monogram bag in MRT rides, which was very crowded, still, no scratch whatsoever… my big leather bags which I used a lot during my thesis days and bar exam review’s still with me, I just changed the handle of the bag because that’s the one that has deteriorated over time…but still… however, the lv never full though is a different story. Kind of like that bag. 😅

What about LV smaller crossbody like the east west pouchette

Why would you pay thousands of dollars for a bag that costs only $200 to produce?