Megs and I had the privilege to preview Paris' new Rose Tyrien Birkin a few weeks back before she took delivery of it.
You can read our interview with here over at the blog: https://www.purseblog.com/exclusive/paris-hilton-custom-birkin/
Sadly, I think , in time, she will tire of a pink rhinestone birkin but that's the price you pay for wanting something no one else (or very few) have.
I like you train of thought. I think she should have added "hello Kitty" logo to the bag. LOL. I would have liked that better. Seriously, I see a culture of keeping women as children. This will be a great social topic. This is why I love watching old classics. Women were women.Looks like a Prive Porter-Paris Hilton 'partnership'. So much of what we read as editorial or a story is an advert these days, I just wish they could be more honest about it. The Birkin 'customisation' just the bait for the real story which is the promotion of Prive Porter.
As for the bag. The beauty of so much of Hermes is the leather itself and how the colour works with the leather. I would kill anyone rubbing my H bags over with glue and broken glass so personally I consider this bag ruined.
I also dislike the continual commercial pinkification and infantilisation of all girls' and women's things, it's worrying, PH has been a huge part of that. We have our Mother's day on Sunday, it was virtually impossible to find my clever, hard working and caring mother a single card that wasn't bubble gum pink with added cute bears/unicorns/bestest (sic) mate motifs, I kept thinking I was in the toddler first b-day section of the card shops.
At first I read „subtle“ instead of „suitable“its very suitable her
I love your post! Recently I heard the „tactic“ of selling a product to women is „pink it or shrink it“. Questionable and true at the same time unfortunately...Looks like a Prive Porter-Paris Hilton 'partnership'. So much of what we read as editorial or a story is an advert these days, I just wish they could be more honest about it. The Birkin 'customisation' just the bait for the real story which is the promotion of Prive Porter.
As for the bag. The beauty of so much of Hermes is the leather itself and how the colour works with the leather. I would kill anyone rubbing my H bags over with glue and broken glass so personally I consider this bag ruined.
I also dislike the continual commercial pinkification and infantilisation of all girls' and women's things, it's worrying, PH has been a huge part of that. We have our Mother's day on Sunday, it was virtually impossible to find my clever, hard working and caring mother a single card that wasn't bubble gum pink with added cute bears/unicorns/bestest (sic) mate motifs, I kept thinking I was in the toddler first b-day section of the card shops.
I love your post! Recently I heard the „tactic“ of selling a product to women is „pink it or shrink it“. Questionable and true at the same time unfortunately...