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#587
that's the new Atlas. It comes in two sizes (one east-west (right above Tiger Royale) and (one north-south dimension above the east-west)

i find the north-south version more wearable
 
#590
Hi Ladies, I'm planning to purchase my first ever Hermes bag (Maybe end of this year) but anyone can give me some suggestion?

Plume/ Victoria/ Lindy 34, which one will you choose?

*Beside Kelly & Birkin, which classic bag should i go for it?


Thank you! :D
 
#591
LuvTare said:
Hi Ladies, I'm planning to purchase my first ever Hermes bag (Maybe end of this year) but anyone can give me some suggestion?

Plume/ Victoria/ Lindy 34, which one will you choose?

*Beside Kelly & Birkin, which classic bag should i go for it?


Thank you! :D
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Depends a lot on 1) what will you use the bag for? (everyday, casual, more formal) 2) what you normally wear (formal work wear? casual?) 3) Hand held or shoulder?

IMO, all 3 bags are great for everyday use, but the Plume is much more formal (and will be great with power suits) than the Victoria or the Lindy 34. If you are usually casually dressed, and just want a go-to, thrown-everything-in kinda bag, then the Victoria could be it.

The Lindy is great if you want a shoulder bag that you can hand-hold too; the Plume cannot be shouldered (unless you are tiny - in that case a 34 Lindy might be a tad too big, unless you like big bags), and the Victoria is primarily a shoulder bag, although a lot of people prefer to hold it on their arms.

I would actually suggest you head to the store to check all three bags out - they usually have these on display or in the back and are very willing to take them out.
 
#593
pyrexia said:
Depends a lot on 1) what will you use the bag for? (everyday, casual, more formal) 2) what you normally wear (formal work wear? casual?) 3) Hand held or shoulder?

IMO, all 3 bags are great for everyday use, but the Plume is much more formal (and will be great with power suits) than the Victoria or the Lindy 34. If you are usually casually dressed, and just want a go-to, thrown-everything-in kinda bag, then the Victoria could be it.

The Lindy is great if you want a shoulder bag that you can hand-hold too; the Plume cannot be shouldered (unless you are tiny - in that case a 34 Lindy might be a tad too big, unless you like big bags), and the Victoria is primarily a shoulder bag, although a lot of people prefer to hold it on their arms.

I would actually suggest you head to the store to check all three bags out - they usually have these on display or in the back and are very willing to take them out.
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Wow, thank you pyrexia! Thanks for sharing all of these! :D

I love the shoulder + big bag, so i will focus on Lindy 34 & Victoria.
Normally i'm in casual + formal wear, i've tried the Victoria and it's really looks like a easy going bag which i can thrown everything in.

I love the unique Lindy too but i'm not sure is it a user friendly bag.
I only tried the canvass with leather trim, the clemence one already OOS and the waiting list soooooo long.. :sad:
 
#594
Try the duty free stores (downtown Scotts or airport) if the regular boutiques have long waiting list for Lindy (seems like the Lindy is fast gaining popularity here). I see them very often on the shelves at the DFS stores (T2 Changi usually has a quite a few behind too).
 
#596
LuvTare said:
Wow, thank you pyrexia! Thanks for sharing all of these! :D

I love the shoulder + big bag, so i will focus on Lindy 34 & Victoria.
Normally i'm in casual + formal wear, i've tried the Victoria and it's really looks like a easy going bag which i can thrown everything in.

I love the unique Lindy too but i'm not sure is it a user friendly bag.
I only tried the canvass with leather trim, the clemence one already OOS and the waiting list soooooo long.. :sad:
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Wow, is this for the 34 or 30? There was a 30 a couple of weeks ago that was just sitting on the shelf!
 
#597
ms piggy said:
Try the duty free stores (downtown Scotts or airport) if the regular boutiques have long waiting list for Lindy (seems like the Lindy is fast gaining popularity here). I see them very often on the shelves at the DFS stores (T2 Changi usually has a quite a few behind too).
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Oh, is it! :nuts:
Thanks for sharing ms piggy, i will check it out by this coming weekend ! ;)
 
#599
Amazing! Come to think of it, I haven't seen normal leather Lindy (except for travel Voyage) on the Taipei shelves for awhile!

But there are a few croc Lindys... :graucho: KaLindy kept dreaming about them!
 
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