I'm the same way. One time my friend grabbed my brand new NF to look at it, and I kept thinking I hope her hands are clean and dry.
What do you do for living? Do you get to enjoy wearing your LV handbags to work
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I'm the same way. One time my friend grabbed my brand new NF to look at it, and I kept thinking I hope her hands are clean and dry.
This reminds me of the time I wore a vintage Gucci Ophidia crossbody and my coworker asked me if it was a new Dooney & Bourke
I’m a RN and my tiny locker hardly fits my essentials. People are also extremely judgmental where I work so I usually just bring a tiny Vera Bradley crossbody because it’s washable and no one bats an eye lash. Sadly theft is also an issue with such a high amount of staff . Honestly I debate sometimes getting rid of my collection because they seldom see the light of day anymore.
I have black hard core luggage and it's filled with lots of LV, Chanel and 
I work in the aviation industry and wouldn’t dream of wearing my bags to work. I do carry my 6 key holder though. 
I’m a critical care dietitian and work in an ICU so unfortunately don’t bring my bags to work. I usually bring an old Longchamp.
I am a graphic designer and illustrator! I wear my bags everywhere but the thrift store, most of my co-workers are pretty nice about it and don’t really say anything mean
I work IT consultant, and my friends and colleagues are really judgemental. I use my bags only when i go out with my family. So i have reduced my collection and kept them minimal
I work in accounting department and seems like most are a bit judgmental about lux items so I only wear ebene and azur bags since most don't recognize them. I wear monogram on the weekends. Even if I decide to carry other brands, I always at least have my slgs
I'm an Account Manager for a pretty big company in the U.S. Besides myself, there are three other women I see on a regular basis. My boss loves bags, specifically MK, Kate Spade and Coach but says she would never buy one at full price. The other two are indifferent towards bags and think fashion is frivolous.
I don't think they'd say anything rude to me (we have a pretty good relationship) if I did bring my LV or Gucci in, but I still prefer wearing Coach, Tory Burch or Balenciaga (which they don't recognize) to work to avoid the judgment.
I don't think they'd say anything rude to me (we have a pretty good relationship) if I did bring my LV or Gucci in, but I still prefer wearing Coach, Tory Burch or Balenciaga (which they don't recognize) to work to avoid the judgment.
Wow, lots of medical members! Thank you for what you do every day. I’m in legal, former attorney, and currently doing sales. I wear ebend DE because I feel it isn’t quite so flashy. My industry is very button up. I save my monos for the weekend and after work.
I am an MD and before COVID-19, I did rotate a couple of designer leather bags to work. Now I carry a nylon Longchamp bag everyday as that can be wiped down, and a paper bag to store my mask.
I’m on the management team of a med tech startup in California. I commute from Texas, or at least I used to before the pandemic. I always take my bags to work. I usually take a GM NF and a smaller bag/bag(s) inside or MM NF + smaller bag/bag(s) inside an extra large longchamp tote on the plane. I get separation anxiety from my bags when I travel so I try to shove as many as I can into my “personal item” 
so I can rotate. I dread packing because it’s torture deciding which bags get to come and figuring out how I can all squeeze them in without checking a bag 
. I get the occasional coworker comment, but don’t care.
so I can rotate. I dread packing because it’s torture deciding which bags get to come and figuring out how I can all squeeze them in without checking a bag . I get the occasional coworker comment, but don’t care.I'm a program manager of a petroleum company and enjoy bringing my bags to work. It is not uncommon for people to appreciate what I bring, but sometimes work just gets in the way!
Over the years I’ve worn different hats, from sales, marketing, stay at home mum and currently, I work in education as a learning support officer, for kids with special needs.