I’m so happy I found your channel! Such a refreshing change from the typical “big five” (I’ve been binge watching your vids) I love Delvaux and I’m fortunate enough to own two from the house..hands down my favorite bags, the quality is phenomenal. I would love to hear your thoughts on luxury jewelry. I spied a Bvlgari ring you were wearing in earlier vids, this is also a fave of mine. I look forward to more vids..Thanks so much for such educating content.
Yay! You are one lucky lady owning not one but two Delvaux bags bravo! There is another brand, same level / a little better than Delvaux - you decide - I’ll talk about in the next couple of weeks. One for you to actively consider. I’m definitely going to talk about jewellery and other accessories later the year…💕 my Bvlgari ring! Thank you for watching and do stay tuned.
I have been doing some research to find a durable affordable work bag. Best channel I've come across. I appreciate the variety covered in your video, very informative. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing these suggestions... such great content. I never considered Bally for bags. The Sandah tote is very elegant. It was recently on sale on the US website and on Farfetch. I appreciate that it doesn’t have any noticeable hardware. If I have to have hardware, I prefer silver-tone. The bag has a similar shape to the Bottega Veneta Arco you mentioned in your top designer handbags SS2020. Under Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta’s classic intrecciato weave was my work bag style of choice. David Lee has brought Bottega Veneta into the spotlight. He is very talented and has been financially advantageous for the brand. Unfortunately, styles are now discontinued or modified at a dizzying pace… akin to a fast fashion brand. I suppose it had to be done as social media has set a new pace for luxury fashion brands. As an aside, Christian Louboutin also offers reasonably priced totes for those who like the edginess and affordability of Valentino’s rockstud styling but want something a bit different and slightly less expensive. I appreciate and enjoy Hermes toile and box/barenia leather combination offerings. I’m not always (read: rarely) practical when choosing materials for work bags and shoes. I also prefer suede and animal skin… in comparison Hermes toile is relatively easy to maintain. Hermes has a vibrant secondary market in Asia. I recall you mentioning in a previous comment that you like some of Hermes less popular bags… does this include any of their discontinued designs?
Thank you. I don’t ‘see you’ often but I always appreciate the time and thought you put into your comments. Love the Sandah and yes it is similar to the Arco. I also preferred Tomas Maier’s intrecciato and still do. Classic and somethings that’s been largely phased out. The way styles are being modified or discontinued is making me dizzy and also a little sad. Bottega Veneta I have always associated with timeless, beautifully designed and epitome of quality. I’ll look at Christian Louboutin totes a little more closely I’m not a fan of their shoe re construction and quality but I’ll take a peek. I laughed when I read not always practical when it comes to materials! The Hermès secondary market is booming! Yes it does include a couple of discontinued styles - I’ll come back with specific names.
The Acne Studios Musubi bag is STUNNING! I have 3 minis and 1 micro.. The shape is fresh and minimal... And the quality of the leather is amazing.. I have almost no signs of wear... I would personally never get a midi - they are huge!
Yay and you have 4 of them wow! That’s the whole point of the MIDI I think it’s perfect for your laptop, tablet, books, files and even the kitchen sink for work!
Can’t wait to see your recommendations on work shoes. I hope you can do more video’s outside, if weather permits. It’s almost like seeing a vacation tour! I love the Shay tote as well, it looks beautiful.
Very helpful video. I would love your insight thoughts on The Row bags. As their pricing is on the higher side, it would be interesting to see if the quality matches ❤
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No it’s the other way round. Hermès Kelly came first by a long shot. First Kelly prototype was created in 1892 and then a simple version of the bag designed in 1923 and then redesigned into the more glamorous Sac à dépêches in 1930. Tempête was created in 1967.
