This is essentially my wish list, I know I won't buy each and every one. But a girl can still look! I absolutely love window shopping. The prices are listed in US dollars. I didn't order this list in any particular order. But the first four are definitely the it bags for now. I definitely can see myself using this for the everyday. Would you? Or is too much?
I like coffee, you like tea. Let's not get upset over something like that ^^
1. Gucci: Dionysus Small Shoulder Bag
I've lusted after this bag so much. Have had an affair with each version of the Gucci Dionysus bag. But I still keep coming back to this one. And the all leather black and brown ones too. Really can't wait to get my hands on this one.
$2,490
2. Saint Laurent: Small LouLou Bag
I actually really was keen on the YSL's Lou camera bag, but somehow this one has grown on me way more recently. I was so close to buying this one, but I really want a one made in France. Maybe during my future trip to France?
$2,050
3. Chanel: Boy Handbag
Dude, so aiming to get this before my thirtieth birthday, YASS!!! And surprisingly I am leaning towards a color. Gasp. Spending that much of a dime on a non-neutral color seems wild. But then again I won't be getting this to resale it anyways.
I honestly don't know what the price is. Do I even want to find out.
4. Louis Vuitton: Vaugirard
Honestly, this is such a cute bag. I am surprised why this is not as trendy as LV's other pieces. Generally, not a monogram fan, especially from LV. But I love it so much here.
$2,420
5. Versace: Medusa Head Shoulder Bag
I don't really love it just yet, but I keep looking at it. I have a feeling it will grow on me. Plus that beige color is cool toned, exactly my cup of tea.
$2,150
6. Prada: Small Galleria Saffiano Bag
I am generally more inclined towards a dome shaped bag. But this, it's so pretty. Maybe it's the color?
$2,850
7. Burberry: Large Tartan Print Leather Grace Bag
My gods, this just looks so right for the highlands, I absolutely love it. It looks like it could take me to another place.
$1520
8. Fendi: Moonlight Crossbody Bag
Chloe has a similar shaped bag, which I am not a fan of. But this one by Fendi? French's Kiss. And yes, yes I know Fendi is Italian. This was the only colour I liked in the entire line up though. Usually, I have a hard time deciding.
$2100
9. Givenchy: Logo-Plaque Chain Bag
I definitely know this won't ever make it on my shelf. But I love it so much. Just not enough.
$1250
10. Bottega Venetta: Dhalia Piazza
Bottega Venetta is such a difficult brand for me. Some of their bags are way too out there. But this one, the structure of it just so augh. Plus that strap. I would definitely get in a different colour palette. Something maybe monochromatic or something with a combination of grey, white, or black.
$3,575
Au Revoir! xoxo
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