Tory Burch Purses: Classy?

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mmm . . . not so much, sorry.

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Anonymous wrote:I like Orla Kiely. The leather bags are gorgeous.

Me too! Haven't seen anyone else say this on these purse threads.

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Anonymous wrote:DO NOT WASTE YOUR $$$ ON TB!!! Sorry for all caps but take it from someone who has squandered her cash on these bags. They don't really look that great (I fell for the trend early on) and they don't wear well!

I hope Tory reads DCUM!

The shoes are terrible as well. I have so many pairs as well. The flats are so uncomfortable and wear out quickly, the wedges - same.

However, I will hand it to the woman. She is a marketing genius and has made millions upon millions! She even has a new fragrance out now but I am not even going to sample it because I cannot give her anymore money!!!

No on the Coach as well. Reminds me of 7th grade.

Despite what all of these women say, the LV Neverfull will last a lifetime and you do not have to get it with a logo.

Tod's is also another good option.

Never got a Tory bag but I have her wallet and lots of her shoes. I agree... not wasting money on buying Tory Burch again!

Never got a Tory bag but have a wallet and a lot of her shoes and I agree. Wallet and shoes are not worth it.

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My bad on double post above....

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Any bag that has logos all over it is fugly and style challenged.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Orla Kiely. The leather bags are gorgeous.

Me too! Haven't seen anyone else say this on these purse threads.

It's for moms who pretend to be into industrial design and architecture.

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Anonymous wrote:LV never goes on sale and they appreciate in value. Everthything else can be found on a clearance rack at some point.

Oh, they appreciate in value. Good lord, there is no end to the stupid crap people on DCUM will compete over.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Any bag that has logos all over it is fugly and style challenged.

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