Hobbsy is right-I saw the fog Nomad in person yesterday, and the stock photos are pretty accurate for once. There's quite a bit of brown undertones to the bag, rather than a true grey, but I have to say I love it. Very pretty!
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Hobbsy is right-I saw the fog Nomad in person yesterday, and the stock photos are pretty accurate for once. There's quite a bit of brown undertones to the bag, rather than a true grey, but I have to say I love it. Very pretty!
Posting a picture of my new beautie...Western Embroidery Turnlock Saddle...but this photo was not accurate on the website. On the website the flowers look very different. Before I saw it the store, I just scrolled by on the website. In person, it looks more glam, more antique, and the gold and silver are stunning. Worth a second look.
That's such a unique beauty! I was hoping to see a reveal of this bag. Is the chain attached to the front just decorative? Please post pix of interior.
Not able to take photo right now but inside is soft yellow leather and inside zipper pocket has black trim near zipper. The chain is actually a small dog leash leather chain that can be removed. It is decorative but also keeps the flap from flying open. It is the uniqueness of this detail that first caught my eye.
You are right. There is no comparison. IRL the flowers are beautiful. Congrats and enjoy!
Gorgeous! Does anyone have info on size, price, style number?
This new Swagger is stunning.
Is this a new Dinky? I like the way the flowers look! From IG:
The wonderful thing about fashion is the conversation it incites. A good runway collection, regardless of designer, should evoke an immediate, emotional response. If it isn't doing that, then the designer did something wrong.
That being said --there is an appropriate way to have a conversation about fashion and the elements of a product's final design. The formula that I always lean into is, "_____ is _____ for me because of ______, but I understand that others may like it because of ______, etc."
It's perfectly alright to write something off for yourself, but you can't make the same generalizations in a blanket statement.
That being said --there is an appropriate way to have a conversation about fashion and the elements of a product's final design. The formula that I always lean into is, "_____ is _____ for me because of ______, but I understand that others may like it because of ______, etc."
It's perfectly alright to write something off for yourself, but you can't make the same generalizations in a blanket statement.