HI lovely ladies!
I've noticed how many of you think about some classic LV bags as "dated". Me too, guilty as charged, I do so sometimes.
Do you think the new Creative Director brings new era of style to LV? And we'll have to change our "purse wardrobe" in order to be "in vogue"?
I'm a little concerned that about some bags which used to be "classic" and "timeless", someone can tell that they are "dated" now. That's because I always thought about LV bags as an investment, and that I splurge on a bag which will be in use years and years. And now I'm not sure should I buy "older" styles or I should wait for new ones?
I know that we should buy and carry what we want, but let's be honest: the feeling "I carry a nice bag, guys" is part of the fun.
Hope my English is not too bad and you get what I mean...:shame:
I've noticed how many of you think about some classic LV bags as "dated". Me too, guilty as charged, I do so sometimes.
Do you think the new Creative Director brings new era of style to LV? And we'll have to change our "purse wardrobe" in order to be "in vogue"?
I'm a little concerned that about some bags which used to be "classic" and "timeless", someone can tell that they are "dated" now. That's because I always thought about LV bags as an investment, and that I splurge on a bag which will be in use years and years. And now I'm not sure should I buy "older" styles or I should wait for new ones?
I know that we should buy and carry what we want, but let's be honest: the feeling "I carry a nice bag, guys" is part of the fun.
Hope my English is not too bad and you get what I mean...:shame: