I'm in my late 20s and am finally at the place where I can afford a more expensive handbag, and am strongly considering the Lily in either black or oxblood as my first big bag purchase. I love classic looking designs with good leather and the aesthetic of Mulberry really appeals to me. I don't see anyone wearing Mulberry where I live (not in the UK). My city actually used to have a Mulberry boutique in our main shopping street nearby Chanel, LV, Hermes...I googled it yesterday because I thought I might want to go in to see the bags in person, and I found out it's been permanently closed!! It had only opened in 2013 and I have no idea how long it's been closed for....that's a sign of how popular they are, I guess. I also looked up Mulberry bag reviews on youtube and haven't seen many recent ones, so that's another sign they aren't as popular as they were a few years ago.
I feel like I used to see the Alexa and Bayswater bags all the time a several years ago. Well, I don't mind the idea that no one around me will have the same bag or even know what the brand is. I buy for my personal tastes and I don't really care of others like it or see it as high-end. I feel like the Mulberry aesthetic is laid-back, classic, unpretentious but still appreciates quality. I'll check back in here if I pull the trigger on a Lily!
I feel like I used to see the Alexa and Bayswater bags all the time a several years ago. Well, I don't mind the idea that no one around me will have the same bag or even know what the brand is. I buy for my personal tastes and I don't really care of others like it or see it as high-end. I feel like the Mulberry aesthetic is laid-back, classic, unpretentious but still appreciates quality. I'll check back in here if I pull the trigger on a Lily!