I know this is not a funny fancy thread but I'ld really like to have your mind on it and perhaps if you'ld like to share your experience about it.
Last monday, I was walking in the streets of my city, Lille, (biggest city at the north of Paris, you've got every shop like LV, Hermès and so on) and a guy shouted insults at me because I was wearing my Kelly.
Now it is important to point out he directly insulted me focusing on my hypothetic wealth.
It is something people often do in France, and I have noticed it does not seem to be the case in other countries. That's because of the 1789 Revolution I guess.
Does it happen in your country ????
It was very rude, very schocking and I feel I was the easy target because I was the blond young girl wearing a skirt, alone with her (also blond) toddler, and there was this Kelly...
I know this is an expensive bag, and I often feel shame for liking expensive items. I've talked about it with some members. But eventhough I can understand the anger of the guy, I feel there was no need to insult me in front of my son, especially since this person does not know me personally.
Has it ever happened to you ?????
I work hard to educate my son, take care of my family everyday, and my husband is literaly killing himself at work. He earned that money.
Plus we do a lot for our local and global environment -I mean ecology-, and we donate a lot to charities and good will.
It's not like I had stolen it from an elderly lady.
I am sorry this happened to you. My wife was insulted in the street of a large US city while carrying a LV shopping bag. There are sorry individuals everywhere. Since the financial crisis of 2008, the flames of class warfare have been fanned in many areas around the globe. I definitely try to keep a lower profile. I do like Hermes because, with the exception of the more highly publicized pieces (Birkins, Kellys, belts with H buckle, CDCs), Hermes usually flies under the radar compared to other brands like LV or Chanel for example. It is not as well known to the public and their products are often more lightly branded.