I'm going through phases where I got tired of my designers handbags. I only have 6 LVs and two Chanel but I've found myself carrying a bag I bought from target for 20 bucks lately. I hope to get over this phase or else my bags are just going to collect dust. =(
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I have gone through phases with LV. Got my first 2 back in 2004. Used them for 1-2 years and then moved on to different luxury brands. It was about 10 years for me to be interested again with lv. At the moment, I'm done with lv again after the recent purchases I made 
I'm moving on not with using them but just buying lv's. I have my eye and saving for a different non-lv bag. I'm back on another luxury brand 
I think it's natural for your choices and interests to change. I don't get tired of my bags in general though... I think it's because I rotate most of them. I can't stand using one for days in a row. That's just me. For the older lv's, I got a bag charm to spice it up again and it actually made me want to use it more. Do what works for you. Everyone is different 
I'm moving on not with using them but just buying lv's. I have my eye and saving for a different non-lv bag. I'm back on another luxury brand I think it's natural for your choices and interests to change. I don't get tired of my bags in general though... I think it's because I rotate most of them. I can't stand using one for days in a row. That's just me. For the older lv's, I got a bag charm to spice it up again
and it actually made me want to use it more. Do what works for you. Everyone is different 
I do this too. When it rains, I have to switch my piece for a cheaper piece. And sometimes I just don't switch back because I am lazy and I don't care if the cheaper piece gets dirty or wet or abused
I definitely understand the loss of something special when you see everyone with it, thats why I've put off buying a neverfull since it first came out. I also agree about azur neverfull bags. Maybe sell the azur first, otherwise if you think you'd be okay with it sell both and find something new. If you still love neverfull maybe look at the epi?
I have gone through phases with LV. Got my first 2 back in 2004. Used them for 1-2 years and then moved on to different luxury brands. It was about 10 years for me to be interested again with lv. At the moment, I'm done with lv again after the recent purchases I made
I think it's natural for your choices and interests to change. I don't get tired of my bags in general though... I think it's because I rotate most of them. I can't stand using one for days in a row. That's just me. For the older lv's, I got a bag charm to spice it up again
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I know this is crazy but some days I wonder why I bought my Chanel jumbo. I tend to dress casual except when I'm working and there is no way I would carry a Chanel into a law office. Lol. I find myself reaching most often for my long champ or MG because they are so carefree. I never have to worry about what will happen to the bag if it gets rained on!
You know I am bored with my keypouch. If I ever get myself bag from any designer, I would eventually get bored of it. I think it natural to get bored of material things. Eventually I will have return of surge to love it again.
I think it can be a tendency of human nature!
Yes the item is mass produced but where I live it is more annoying that every college student carries it as I noted above. I work hard for what I earn and as a young professional I don't want what I carry to be so mundane. I also don't think you have to spend tons of money on an item for it to be more special. As an example I love carrying my Mansur gavriel bucket bag. Not as many people know the brand. Also while goyard totes tend to be pricey they are not as expensive as an Hermes garden party and again not as many people carry one where I live. DC has a good number of wealthy individuals who are old money but they are extremely understated about wealth. People here tend to carry bottega venetta and other understated designers.
I was in the same boat- I've had my DE speedy 35 for a few years now and stopped carrying it about a year ago. I gravitated towards shoulder bags and bought a Speedy B 30. But since getting that bag I realized I love the opening of the 35 so much more! I dont like the way the speedy b 35 looks when it's carried by the shoulder strap though so that's not an option for me. That said, I've started carrying my de speedy 35 a lot now. And I love that I can find things easier in the 35! Definitely don't sell- I took down my listing and find I've been using it a lot.
You can always customize your bags by adding whimsical charms and bandeaus. I would also take it as a compliment when someone is wearing the same bag as you. Two great, fashionable minds think alike! I saw another woman wearing the same pair of Toms as me. I loved it.
I also know that the bag is unique to every outfit.
I also know that the bag is unique to every outfit.
Yes I get tired of bags often. But LV bags have been the ONLY bags so far that I can FALL BACK IN LOVE after getting tired of them. It is so strange. All my other brands I get tired, I move on, I never look back. Only LV...... Such lure, and I still don't know why.
That is why I am reluctant in selling LV bags. Cause who knows when I will fall back in love again. I do sell other brands. As a matter of fact I think I have pretty sold off all my other non-LV bags over the years.
That is why I am reluctant in selling LV bags. Cause who knows when I will fall back in love again. I do sell other brands. As a matter of fact I think I have pretty sold off all my other non-LV bags over the years.
You do have a beautiful LV collection. I think the type of bags we purchase also influences the way we grow old with them. Bags that are too trendy tend to get old to me, while classics bags are forever.
It's funny you say that because I was just looking at the Neverfull de last night and thinking - gosh this bag has held up really well (aside from the cracking handles). I think I am ultimately going to keep this (perhaps I am being a bit of a hoarder). I just don't want to regret not having it and a tiny part of me feels that might be the case. It has been raining practically everyday for a month in DC so I haven't been able to use my other bags as much - this may also be contributing to the I'm kind of tired of this bag phase.