What your designer bag says about you

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Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

[Anonymous]

Clare V?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Clare V?

Looks like knockoffs from luxury designers.

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Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

That’s funny because they have always been made in the same place (the same factories where Kate Spade bags are made in China).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

That’s funny because they have always been made in the same place (the same factories where Kate Spade bags are made in China).

No, they actually used to be made in the USA during the early days, then they moved production to China.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

That’s funny because they have always been made in the same place (the same factories where Kate Spade bags are made in China).

No, they used to make at least some of their bags in the USA. They actually used to have a section on their website called "Made in NYC."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

That’s funny because they have always been made in the same place (the same factories where Kate Spade bags are made in China).

No, they actually used to be made in the USA during the early days, then they moved production to China.

Nope. She’s talked about it extensively in interviews.

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Anonymous wrote:PP here who said "classy" ... disregard that word, my main point was: Are there any designer bags for which you wouldn't rip apart (or stereotype) the person carrying it. I don't think so!

Marc Jacobs? Rebecca Minkoff? Anything without a label that doesn't look like you bought it off the street?

Nordstrom rack shopper. Does anyone buy these not on sale?

I used to like minkoff bags and buy them but the quality has really declined and I ended up returning the last couple I ordered.

That’s funny because they have always been made in the same place (the same factories where Kate Spade bags are made in China).

No, they actually used to be made in the USA during the early days, then they moved production to China.

Nope. She’s talked about it extensively in interviews.

There's a whole big thread about the on the purse blog where you can read about how they transitioned to China around 2008 from the USA. But I remember being one of the early buyers of her purses and mine was made in the USA. I also remember when she had her Made in NYC section on her website.

[Anonymous]

AllSaints?

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Delvaux, Longchamp, Ferragamo (gift from DH), Pinko. Dream bags: Lady Dior, Bottega Veneta.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AllSaints?

For the cheap and edgy gal who loves living it up in the city (Netflix marathons and takeout)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone with any of those bags:

Selfish, self centered and thinks to much about the wrong things in life.

You can care about the right things in life and still have a designer bag. Not mutually exclusive.

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Anonymous wrote:I think it’s really sad when women are so obsessed with “ABSOLUTELY NO LOGOS.” It’s really okay for your stuff to be from a brand. I promise.

I think you're misusing the word sad here. This whole thread shows why people would not want logos.

This. I don’t care about brands but I don’t want people assuming I’m a certain kind of person because I carry a certain brand.

Also, I think a lot of logos are just ugly. Like I think the LV logo pattern is objectively unattractive.

I don’t wear logos because I don’t like the way they look. I like simple bags without any embellishment except maybe the clasp/closure on a handbag. Same with shoes. Also don’t like logos on my clothes. I’m aware my things are from a “brand” but I don’t like “branded items.” That’s not that crazy. I just prefer a cleaner look.

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