Is Cartier Love Bracelet still “in”?

[Anonymous]

Yes, I know it’s $$$$, but I need something for a very special person. Is it still cool for the young-twenties crowd? If not, what is the new thing?

Thanks.

[Anonymous]

So over done....

[Anonymous]

Now you can get fakes of all the most recognizable pieces so easily, it's really not worth your money to get a real one. Just like the Alhambra collection from Van Cleef & Arpels.

There is no new thing everyone flocks to now, because everyone is being fed different stuff on their social media feed.

Maybe ask the special person what they're into, jewelry-wise?

[Anonymous]

I hate to say it, but she’s a sheep. She will just want whatever the other cool girls at her Ivy have. (I am old and out of the loop though, so I don’t know what to do.)

[Anonymous]

Where are people buying these dupe fakes? Department stores? Amazon?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, I know it’s $$$$, but I need something for a very special person. Is it still cool for the young-twenties crowd? If not, what is the new thing?

Thanks.

Gf?

[Anonymous]

Yes, they’re still in. You’ll get people who never liked them chiming in, or people who dislike the kind of woman that would wear such a bracelet chiming in, but yes, they’re still in.

Fun Fact: there are purseforum posts from 2012 saying Love bracelets are over. Yet, here we are.

[Anonymous]

If you’re looking for something unbranded my uncle who owns a jewelry store said eternity bands made out of sapphires or rubies are in.

[Anonymous]

Why do you want to enable her immature behavior, at the cusp of adulthood?

[Anonymous]

Nice to see that after all the lawsuits, ALDC has survived unscathed, and Ivy is still a safe space for overprivileged status chasers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate to say it, but she’s a sheep. She will just want whatever the other cool girls at her Ivy have. (I am old and out of the loop though, so I don’t know what to do.)

Make a large donation to a charity that is dear to her heart.

[Anonymous]

Why pay for a semester of college when you can wear it on your arm instead?
Better hope the muggers don't notice it; it's worth breaking a wrist to take.

[Anonymous]

IMHO all the "signature" trendy pieces from these brands strivers love are never "in", they are generally ugly and always completely ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Why not get something classic and unbranded, then you won't have to worry about whether it is in or out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do you want to enable her immature behavior, at the cusp of adulthood?

It’s for a mistress.