I’ve kept quiet until now, but I need to know what you “
know” about Anesu “not doing the promotion for free”? What compensation has she received?
And what “shady” aspects should she have mentioned? “Shady” is a loaded term. Do you mean the 1754 inspiration date? Is there more factually substantiated “shade”?
And their address? They chose it because it’s 54? It “echoes” the year. Yes. But there are other reasons including the street’s history and neighboring shops.
By the way, 1754 is a nod to leather — the tanning — not bag-making. Joseph Duclos wasn’t a bag maker.
I thought the Diane reminded me of a Celine until I understood the extra strip of leather reinforced the flap and hardware placement. And it helps to keep the curved shape. Many brands reinforce their flaps. JD didn’t copy Celine.
I thought the bags were pricey — too pricey for a new brand. I don’t think that anymore. They’re hand-made. They’re bespoke (for those who are willing to wait). Even Peter Nitz occasionally has pre-made bags available on his site.
As for larger brands, like H—they’ve had their problems. Do you remember the stinky leather fiasco? Chipped Kelly hardware (the tip of the little knob turn-lock)?
As for your new posts — Delvaux is nice, but has been sold, resold, and sold again. They’re no longer a boutique brand. “And Chanel …” in the words of my 20-year-old daughter, “is Forever 21 with a pricetag.”
That’s it. I’ve written all I need to convey. Thank you for reading.
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Completely bespoke is available.