Anonymous wrote:https://us.strathberry.com/products/trinity-mini-leather-tri-colour-forest-burgundy-tan-van-stit

Strathberry?

This is an adorable bag for the fall.

A favorite designer of Meghan Markle, I believe.

-a crazy royal watcher

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Anonymous wrote:I adore my Aspinal of London bags precisely because so few people know of them.

Wearing these says I want a designer handbag but I’m terrified that if I buy something even remotely flashy I’ll be judged as tacky.

Or you’re a crazy Royal watcher.

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Anonymous wrote:What says “I’m too monied to even care.”? I thought maybe an old New Yorker tote😂

If you mean rich and also old, old school coach bags are common.

Yes the really old school coach leather purses back when they were made in the USA. Lots of these at the stuffy Episcopalian church my older relatives attend

You just described my mom. 😂

That and the really old school dooney and bourke purses (also from when they were made in the USA).

Floto leather saddle bag?

Anonymous wrote:Every single one of you sound painfully uninteresting and materialistic.

And yet you take the time to read every single one of these posts? As my kids would say, you are sus

Filson

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Anonymous wrote:Every single one of you sound painfully uninteresting and materialistic.

Being unfashionable and buying your basics at Old Navy doesn’t make you interesting. The women I know who are really into fashion are usually into art and design, literature, etc as well.

NP but this response is genuinely funny.

Brahmin?

Anonymous wrote:Any: you're an idiot.

Yes, smart women don’t actually need to carry their wallets, car keys and cell phones anywhere ever!

Anonymous wrote:It says I don’t wear bags for others nor do I give to Fs what others think about my bag.

What bag is this? Exactly the look I’m going for but it has to be luxury or it’s a no go. I’m not a peasant.

It says I don’t wear bags for others nor do I give to Fs what others think about my bag.

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Anonymous wrote:What says “I’m too monied to even care.”? I thought maybe an old New Yorker tote😂

If you mean rich and also old, old school coach bags are common.

Yes the really old school coach leather purses back when they were made in the USA. Lots of these at the stuffy Episcopalian church my older relatives attend

You just described my mom. 😂

Anonymous wrote:Every single one of you sound painfully uninteresting and materialistic.

Being unfashionable and buying your basics at Old Navy doesn’t make you interesting. The women I know who are really into fashion are usually into art and design, literature, etc as well.

Anonymous wrote:Every single one of you sound painfully uninteresting and materialistic.

The friend of a friend who no one actually invited to the party but they showed up, anyway. They like to think they are “being real” but they mostly just come off as confused and rude. They never get the joke and are simultaneously oversensitive and mean in a way that is clumsy and lacks social awareness.

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Anonymous wrote:Longchamp

Do people still wear these? I think sahm who uses it as a diaper bag now because she had one when she was in college in an east coast city 15 years ago.

Serious question—do you go out in public ever? I see Longchamp totes all over the place, from Metro to shoppers on 5th Avenue to playgrounds to Rasika.

+2 the Longchamp totes are absolutely everywhere. I think they’ve moved past “trend item” and into “unobtrusive staple” category. Kind of like Uggs at this point.

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Before covid, it was the basic tote for commuters.

Personally, I prefer my Lo & Sons OG since I often carry two laptops.

Nonetheless, I still have an adorable Longchamp zipper pouch purchased in Paris nearly 30 years ago. I tuck it inside my larger tote when traveling.

Maybe TEN YEARS before Covid. I haven't seen a Le Pliage out in the wild on a fashionable woman in a long time.

Reread your post.

I stand by my statement. It was common to see at least a dozen longchamp totes during my morning commute from the burbs to dc everyday. I don’t think it was necessarily a fashion choice. I just think it was a basic tote for your laptop, lunch and wallet. Everybody has one…probably purchased a long time ago or perhaps even a gift.