The Sophisticated Selma club!
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Thank you so much! At first I thought it was too small, but I actually think this is the *MOST* someone should probably carry on a daily basis although we all break that "rule" all the time
Thank you so much! It truly is a great bag, very sophisticated, user friendly, and all in a classic, yet slightly edgy shape. Plus, while I generally love soft supple falling over leather, I am glad this is on the saffiano stuctured side! It just goes very well with the bag.
It's such a beautiful bag, I can't wait to join the Selma club with a Selma in luggage!
And thanks for all the shots, I like how you covered all the angles and ways to hold this bag
Yes I wanted more angled shots... plus shots of the inside with stuff and thought I would try and deliver! Maybe a video.. next?
My local Macy's just got the Selma in stores on Friday. Picked one up for 25% off with this weekend's wardrobe sale. Check with a Macy's store.
I am loving my Selma! I debuted it last week at work, and one of my coworkers said (a lates 40s male): "Is that a purse or a laptop bag (I had my computer in it). That looks really cool!"
LOL, it was pretty funny, since your average straight male never notices purses.
I got lots od compliments from passerby while I was walking around on my errands. A lot around "that is such an unusual shape, and very elegant looking."
I don't see many Celine bags out in the Bay Area. Especially not in my city. Lots of messenger bags, swingpack style crossbodies, and hobos. Oh and you know the hippie-esque fabric bags made of handmade textiles from Asia or Africa. I have recently seen a couple in SF.
I feel like the Selma is pretty well-priced, very understated and sophisticated. And to top it off, it is really light on it is own!
I am planning a bag clean out, because I have seriously been looking for the perfect black bag for years and I have quite a few pretenders that I am no longer using.
LOL, it was pretty funny, since your average straight male never notices purses.
I got lots od compliments from passerby while I was walking around on my errands. A lot around "that is such an unusual shape, and very elegant looking."
I don't see many Celine bags out in the Bay Area. Especially not in my city. Lots of messenger bags, swingpack style crossbodies, and hobos. Oh and you know the hippie-esque fabric bags made of handmade textiles from Asia or Africa. I have recently seen a couple in SF.
I feel like the Selma is pretty well-priced, very understated and sophisticated. And to top it off, it is really light on it is own!
I am planning a bag clean out, because I have seriously been looking for the perfect black bag for years and I have quite a few pretenders that I am no longer using.