When I was staying at a hotel in India, my (then) 5-year-old daughter made a scavenger hunt outside and inside the banquet halls after the wedding events, searching for fallen rhinestones and embellishments. She got quite the treasure stash!
H with traditional cultural wear
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A fellow “magpie”. I always stop for a look at a shiny object.
If it stays limited to plastic rhinestones and she doesn't pick up my H habit, I'm more than happy!
Gorgeous!
I love your cheongsam, and with pink pico - you look so nice. A wee bit different than some of your very creative more
“neutrals” posts. All your choices and lovely H suit you
You knocked me flat with how gorgeous you are - a true vision in pink 💖
Just beautiful
Absolutely stunning. Every element harmonises; this is a study in design through a single photograph. beautiful!
I love the concept of this thread; I might be brave enough to post a photo I have in hanbok (face obscured) with an H bag, but the colors don’t quite match (I was in a hurry and borrowed my aunt’s bag for an event. The hanbok was tailored in the muted colors that were in fashion a few years back; I have fond memories of this particular hanbok as the embroideries were an homage to my grandma’s favorite motifs)
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Not sure if this entirely counts, but Hermes made this bag in 2008 (Year of India). They had a few other commemorative bags, like the Ganges Kelly and Birkin with toile, but this one has traditional Gujarati Rabari embroidery that makes my heart sing. I still keep an eye out on the second-hand market for this bag, but I know it's a long shot. I've thought of modifying one of my bags to achieve a similar effect but I'm not yet so brave!
