I'm going to go on a little rant here because I Just don't know what Longchamp is thinking with its Mademoiselle strategy. It's a potential blockbuster bag but since launching it last fall, LC has followed up in the two subsequent seasons by offering only minimal color choices in regular leather and all with gold hardware, which is not for everyone. Meanwhile LC has churned out lots of weird (sorry; my opinion) novelty Mademoiselles--for cruise/spring, it was colorblocked red-white-and-blue canvas and striped ponyhair versions; now in the fall we have all those over-the-top croco/suede grommets/quilted colorblocked styles. If they'd just produce more regular-leather Mademoiselles in wearable colors (and some with silver hardware), I think potential customers would be a lot more receptive. Instead they crank out all these runway style bags that end up deeply discounted at the end of the season.
in Bloomies. It’s light and a great size for me, and I’ve been wanting to build up my gray bags. However I’m going to return it. I like the stylized horse and jockey, and the way it extends into the frame so only half is present. But I’m returning it because it’s unlined and that, combined with the stiff saffiano, gives it a hard, hollow feeling. The interior is the raw back of the leather and rather thin. Here are a couple of pics of the bag. The horse and jockey are outlined in blue which looks great against the gray, and the interior is the same color blue. If you like a highly structured bag that will stay that way, this might appeal 
