My unpopular opinion, I don't see why everyone loves Mini Kelly ♀️
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Lots of people love it but not everyoneMy unpopular opinion, I don't see why everyone loves Mini Kelly ♀️
Oh, but they’re covering that precious Kelly buckle with a piece of leather (each shoe), in addition to the usual plastic to protect the metal, so a $400 surcharge is a must! (#sarcasm, if that wasn’t obvious!)The “Kelly buckle surcharge” on Hermès shoes is absolutely ridiculous and unreasonable. There could be two almost identical pairs of loafers but the one with the Kelly fastening buckle is always double in price. And it doesn’t suit many designs.
My unpopular opinion: H doesn’t owe anybody an explanation on who they want to sell a B/K to. They’re a luxury house not catered to the masses. People forget that and think that just because they have the money to spend they are therefore entitled to buy. No honey, it doesn’t work that way.
Some businesses have a right to refuse service and H has a right to refuse bagsMy unpopular opinion: H doesn’t owe anybody an explanation on who they want to sell a B/K to. They’re a luxury house not catered to the masses. People forget that and think that just because they have the money to spend they are therefore entitled to buy. No honey, it doesn’t work that way.
My unpopular opinion: H doesn’t owe anybody an explanation on who they want to sell a B/K to. They’re a luxury house not catered to the masses. People forget that and think that just because they have the money to spend they are therefore entitled to buy. No honey, it doesn’t work that way.
I completely agree and thank you for this comment!The Hermes and influencers thread is rapidly becoming a hotbed of nasty personal comments about a person's appearance, casting aspersions about individuals' wealth and how they choose to spend their money, and how they choose to prioritise their spending.
Being wealthy is not, and should not be a pre-requisite to be an influencer, nor an Hermes customer. Neither is is it some sort of a moral victory. Having wealth should be a factual point, not something to be admired as a paragon of style, taste or class.
Someone can choose to save their entire lives to buy one Hermes bag, take public transport, house it in an IKEA wardrobe, in a studio apartment or buy 20 of the same bag in different colours, in a custom climate-controlled walk-in wardrobe, in a mansion, being driven around in a Maybach...
Both are valid choices.
Even being housed in climate control, 20 different colors and driven around is not enough for that thread. The comments about Cardi B not looking like an H client is what made me finally put that thread on ignore.The Hermes and influencers thread is rapidly becoming a hotbed of nasty personal comments about a person's appearance, casting aspersions about individuals' wealth and how they choose to spend their money, and how they choose to prioritise their spending.
Being wealthy is not, and should not be a pre-requisite to be an influencer, nor an Hermes customer. Neither is is it some sort of a moral victory. Having wealth should be a factual point, not something to be admired as a paragon of style, taste or class.
Someone can choose to save their entire lives to buy one Hermes bag, take public transport, house it in an IKEA wardrobe, in a studio apartment or buy 20 of the same bag in different colours, in a custom climate-controlled walk-in wardrobe, in a mansion, being driven around in a Maybach...
Both are valid choices.
Wow. Not even subtle, are they?The comments about Cardi B not looking like an H client is what made me finally put that thread on ignore.