Does the big logo bother you
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Some of the YSL bags I’ve seen recently were lovely, but the logo is too prominent for me. I saw some young women carrying crossbodies on a flight a few months ago and I found them beautiful…but just not right for me. (It did cause me to look at them online)
The large logo does bother me. I used to own the toy loulou which I sold because of the large logo but I still think it’s a lovely bag. I also find some of the ysl clutches to be elegant, but I am just not a large logo person. I don’t like to wear anything that is obviously designer, because doing so makes me feel like I am advertising for the brand. It really comes down to how comfortable you are with logos. No right or wrong and no matter of being picky. It’s just a preference and you should wear what you’re comfortable with.
Listen to your gut feelings!
It doesn't bother me, but that doesn't matter 
You don't love it, find something you do!
You don't love it, find something you do!I agree with you. I don't love large logos either. They feel conspicuous and I agree with Earthygirl above, that it makes me feel like I am advertising for the brand. Totally a matter of personal preference of course and there's no right or wrong way to look at it. Go with your gut either way. 
For me the logo isn’t much of a problem because I love the YSL one.
Despite that I like to have some variety in my collection and there are days I don’t want to show too much of a branding.
Therefore I am okay with having some Saint Laurent bags but I also appreciate my more understated bags from Loewe or Celine.
With YSL I tend to love the all black versions with the black hardware or the antique silver more then the ones with the shiny hardware.
I don’t see myself carrying an envelope bag with they shiny gold for example.
Despite that I like to have some variety in my collection and there are days I don’t want to show too much of a branding.
Therefore I am okay with having some Saint Laurent bags but I also appreciate my more understated bags from Loewe or Celine.
With YSL I tend to love the all black versions with the black hardware or the antique silver more then the ones with the shiny hardware.
I don’t see myself carrying an envelope bag with they shiny gold for example.
This! I decided YSL was my next bag purchase because their customer service is amazing and I feel like they have earned my business. I think their logo is cool but I also don't like large logo's for the same advertising reason. But the black on black still has the cool logo but is not ostentatious. There is a black on black lou in my near future.
One large logo doesn't bother me, but I don't like when there are logos/monograms all over a bag. That said, I do live somewhere right now where big flashy logos aren't a good idea. I have a YSL wristlet, but if I'm walking around, I just make sure the logo is facing me instead.
I don't normally go for big logos but I love the YSL logo. I think it looks edgy and cool in antique silver and especially in black. All my SL bags are the antique silver ones but I have been lusting after the black hardware sunset for a long time now, and I feel like I should just buy it.
Logos don’t bother me. Logos or no logos, if I like the bag I’ll get it.
Some logos I like some I don't. The YSL logo I like. If it bothers you now it would probably still bother you if you bought a bag with a large logo. There are bags out there with minimal logos including some Saint Laurent bags. I have a YSL Tribeca bag that I like because it doesn't have a big logo.
I love the YSL logo and the Gucci horsebit. In general I am not bothered by them. To me a logo is part of the bag. If I don't like the logo I won't buy the bag.
I love the YSL logo! I like that the bags are edgy and chic and the logo flows right into the design.
Another lover of the logo here! I find that it further elevates what would have been a simple, classic but edgy silhouette in a non - obnoxious way.