Michael Kors ID Please help me IDENTIFY this Michael Kors
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Crappy out of focus picture. Is this the only picture? I'm not even sure this is genuine. Style looks familiar but I see so many different bags, they start to run together after a while. I'll have to research this a little more. Better pictures of the bag would help.
This is not a Lauren. It looks similar to a Large Megan Satchel. Would need to see more pictures in the AT thread to determine it's authenticity.
Thank you ! I will look that style up. Unfortunately they only posted a video of the bag so I had to take a screen shot which is why it was so blurry.
My sister got this MK purse for Christmas and I am totally obsessed! I'd like to try and find one for myself but I'm not sure the style or size (large/medium).
I'm thinking it is a medium Gilmore, however hers does not have the knobs on the bottom. I've read Gilmore and East West are used interchangeably but when I search them I get two different things.
Anything you can do to help would be so very much appreciated!!!
I'm thinking it is a medium Gilmore, however hers does not have the knobs on the bottom. I've read Gilmore and East West are used interchangeably but when I search them I get two different things.
Anything you can do to help would be so very much appreciated!!!
Without measurements, it's hard to say whether it's a medium or a large, but this looks like the MK Gilmore Satchel. Looks to be sold out at Macys, Nordstrom, ect but I think it's still available on Amazon. You may be able to check with your local MK boutique & see if they can locate one in their system. If not, you can find them on secondary sales sites like Ebay or Tradesy.
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I haven't found a name for this in my research; not sure if this even has a name but here is a leather & suede one in the same style on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/252366533689?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Perhaps one of the ladies may have seen this & know the style name.
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