What are your favorite and least favorite Chanel bags and why?
I always love to read everyone's thoughts on these sort of things ...
For me, I really like the classic bags, specifically the medium and large (jumbo) flaps in lambskin and caviar. I have three jumbos (brown and black lambs and a black caviar) and one medium (brown lamb) and I get happy every time I look at them. I once had a caviar tote (vintage), but it was nothing like the classic bag for me. The classic bag just fits under the arm SO right, as if it were designed exactly for my body. There's just no awkwardness to them, IMO anyway.
The worst-looking Chanel bags to me are the Cambon line. I think with the exception of the completely black ones that they look sort of cheap. I'm sorry for those of you who have them and I don't mean offense, but they are so often faked that I think it's ruined the allure of that line. Every time I see some 12-year-old at the mall with the faux pink-and-black tote under her arm, I want to barf or randomly punch someone in the ear. It's not that the bags are ugly, I just never really "felt" them. They don't look like something to keep in the wardrobe for the rest of your life. Feel free to argue this. I'm open to all opinions.
I always love to read everyone's thoughts on these sort of things ...
For me, I really like the classic bags, specifically the medium and large (jumbo) flaps in lambskin and caviar. I have three jumbos (brown and black lambs and a black caviar) and one medium (brown lamb) and I get happy every time I look at them. I once had a caviar tote (vintage), but it was nothing like the classic bag for me. The classic bag just fits under the arm SO right, as if it were designed exactly for my body. There's just no awkwardness to them, IMO anyway.
The worst-looking Chanel bags to me are the Cambon line. I think with the exception of the completely black ones that they look sort of cheap. I'm sorry for those of you who have them and I don't mean offense, but they are so often faked that I think it's ruined the allure of that line. Every time I see some 12-year-old at the mall with the faux pink-and-black tote under her arm, I want to barf or randomly punch someone in the ear. It's not that the bags are ugly, I just never really "felt" them. They don't look like something to keep in the wardrobe for the rest of your life. Feel free to argue this. I'm open to all opinions.