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It looks like that bunny is about to be executed by a firing squad.

I have nothing against creepy/cutesy artwork, but it's not something I feel I could wear and pull off successfully. So far, the only bags that appeal to me are the boxy totes and the shoulder bags with the oversized turnlocks.

Edited to add: I kind of like the chunky shoes, especially the slip-ons with turnlocks. They look comfortable. I had quite a few pairs of similar shoes in the 90s though.
I'm wondering if it's his fur they used for those jackets. ;)

I actually like the green fur but I prefer the other coat styles. Unfortunately, I'm so little I'm afraid any of those jackets in green will make me look like Kermit. Hey, maybe then I'll get my own creature bag too.
 
I just can't get over these creatures:) If anything, I will probably get those fun fobs/charms, everything else will just not work (the style of the bags with them creatures is not practical for me and everything else is just way too large, too spooky and way too much:)The rest of the bags seem just ok to me, nothing special, most are just way too tiny in my opinion. Did not see any cute mid size practical and comfortable to carry designs. Oh well, will settle for those fobs then.
 
I think this is hideous. I used to identify Coach with classic American style - urbane, modern, but not too trendy; that could appeal to 20 years and 40 year olds and at a reasonable price point and decent quality. They are definitely going for a younger age group - too young for me. And the bags in my opinion look like ugly cheap knock offs - the studded ones - Valentino rock stud - and the micros that were being carried by those models in those god awful shaggy coats - like cheap imitations of Hermes. I wonder what the price point of these bags are - just curious because I certainly won't be buying.
 
Maybe if I was 25?? I think Coach is going to lose a lot of its 40+ crowd with this lineup. There is nothing I would buy here. Of course at 25 I might not have been able to afford any of it. If they have overpriced this line they are really going to be in trouble IMO.
 
I'm sorry ladies-- I am 22, in University and consider myself to be into fashion and trends and there is not one solitary item I would buy from this collection.

I like the idea of the colours (pastels are my favourite), and I like the idea of where they could have gone with the shoes (clog-esque style) but nothing hits the mark for me. The bags remind me of Bleeker/Candace with little details that don't add to the bags (likely) increased price and I personally wish the shoes were less chunky and more streamlined. The ocelot coat is cute but I know will be way over my budget for such a trendy piece, and the fur coats are high fashion and impractical but are kind of neat to look at.

Now I realize people will disagree, but to me this collection looks like its trying way to hard to be cool. I realize this is the 'Fashion' collection so they are going to show their most outrageous, fabulous pieces but I don't even like the style/details of the bags offered and I think the RTW pieces are okay-- and they should be far better than okay for the price that Coach is going to want for them.

Coach has (and frankly, always will be to me) a leather goods company, so this flashy RTW only furthers my opinion that they are losing sight of their customer and their brand.

I really want to like this collection, the colours are awesome, but it falls flat of my expectations. Especially with the cartoon designs, as Coach keeps saying it's going to 'elevate' their product to 'modern luxury', I don't see anything luxurious or modern by slapping a cartoon character on their bags. 'Modern luxury' is an idea I am attracted to, but I am appalled by cartoon characters on a likely $500+ bag.

Sorry for the long rant, and keep in mind this is my opinion only.
 
I'm sorry ladies-- I am 22, in University and consider myself to be into fashion and trends and there is not one solitary item I would buy from this collection.



I like the idea of the colours (pastels are my favourite), and I like the idea of where they could have gone with the shoes (clog-esque style) but nothing hits the mark for me. The bags remind me of Bleeker/Candace with little details that don't add to the bags (likely) increased price and I personally wish the shoes were less chunky and more streamlined. The ocelot coat is cute but I know will be way over my budget for such a trendy piece, and the fur coats are high fashion and impractical but are kind of neat to look at.



Now I realize people will disagree, but to me this collection looks like its trying way to hard to be cool. I realize this is the 'Fashion' collection so they are going to show their most outrageous, fabulous pieces but I don't even like the style/details of the bags offered and I think the RTW pieces are okay-- and they should be far better than okay for the price that Coach is going to want for them.



Coach has (and frankly, always will be to me) a leather goods company, so this flashy RTW only furthers my opinion that they are losing sight of their customer and their brand.



I really want to like this collection, the colours are awesome, but it falls flat of my expectations. Especially with the cartoon designs, as Coach keeps saying it's going to 'elevate' their product to 'modern luxury', I don't see anything luxurious or modern by slapping a cartoon character on their bags. 'Modern luxury' is an idea I am attracted to, but I am appalled by cartoon characters on a likely $500+ bag.



Sorry for the long rant, and keep in mind this is my opinion only.


Well said. I agree totally. To each their own, but nothing at all for me in any of these pictures.
 
I'm wondering if it's his fur they used for those jackets. ;)

I actually like the green fur but I prefer the other coat styles. Unfortunately, I'm so little I'm afraid any of those jackets in green will make me look like Kermit. Hey, maybe then I'll get my own creature bag too.

I like the green fur coat as well, but it would probably look stupid on me.
 
I'm sorry ladies-- I am 22, in University and consider myself to be into fashion and trends and there is not one solitary item I would buy from this collection.

I like the idea of the colours (pastels are my favourite), and I like the idea of where they could have gone with the shoes (clog-esque style) but nothing hits the mark for me. The bags remind me of Bleeker/Candace with little details that don't add to the bags (likely) increased price and I personally wish the shoes were less chunky and more streamlined. The ocelot coat is cute but I know will be way over my budget for such a trendy piece, and the fur coats are high fashion and impractical but are kind of neat to look at.

Now I realize people will disagree, but to me this collection looks like its trying way to hard to be cool. I realize this is the 'Fashion' collection so they are going to show their most outrageous, fabulous pieces but I don't even like the style/details of the bags offered and I think the RTW pieces are okay-- and they should be far better than okay for the price that Coach is going to want for them.

Coach has (and frankly, always will be to me) a leather goods company, so this flashy RTW only furthers my opinion that they are losing sight of their customer and their brand.

I really want to like this collection, the colours are awesome, but it falls flat of my expectations. Especially with the cartoon designs, as Coach keeps saying it's going to 'elevate' their product to 'modern luxury', I don't see anything luxurious or modern by slapping a cartoon character on their bags. 'Modern luxury' is an idea I am attracted to, but I am appalled by cartoon characters on a likely $500+ bag.

Sorry for the long rant, and keep in mind this is my opinion only.

Statements in bold says it all!
 
I'm sorry ladies-- I am 22, in University and consider myself to be into fashion and trends and there is not one solitary item I would buy from this collection.

I like the idea of the colours (pastels are my favourite), and I like the idea of where they could have gone with the shoes (clog-esque style) but nothing hits the mark for me. The bags remind me of Bleeker/Candace with little details that don't add to the bags (likely) increased price and I personally wish the shoes were less chunky and more streamlined. The ocelot coat is cute but I know will be way over my budget for such a trendy piece, and the fur coats are high fashion and impractical but are kind of neat to look at.

Now I realize people will disagree, but to me this collection looks like its trying way to hard to be cool. I realize this is the 'Fashion' collection so they are going to show their most outrageous, fabulous pieces but I don't even like the style/details of the bags offered and I think the RTW pieces are okay-- and they should be far better than okay for the price that Coach is going to want for them.

Coach has (and frankly, always will be to me) a leather goods company, so this flashy RTW only furthers my opinion that they are losing sight of their customer and their brand.

I really want to like this collection, the colours are awesome, but it falls flat of my expectations. Especially with the cartoon designs, as Coach keeps saying it's going to 'elevate' their product to 'modern luxury', I don't see anything luxurious or modern by slapping a cartoon character on their bags. 'Modern luxury' is an idea I am attracted to, but I am appalled by cartoon characters on a likely $500+ bag.

Sorry for the long rant, and keep in mind this is my opinion only.

Agree completely-well said!
 
I see several I'm loving! I do think this line looks younger and fresher. I'm not a huge fan of the characters but it quirky and they're just trying something new. I love the bigger bags with the flat studs! Spring looks promising! Too bad it's only September 5th! :))
 
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