We don’t talk a lot about Lv handbags on this blog, and maybe that’s an oversight on our part. What better way to start correcting it, then, than by talking about the line of bags named after yours truly (ok, well, they’re not necessarily named after me. But I came first. So there.)? The Lv handbag is, by my standards at least, kinda cute. There are disadvantages to using a material like satin (snagging!), but the advantage that Lv bag has realized is that it takes vivid color much better than almost any kind of leather. You get a sheen and brightness with satin that you don’t usually find in a Lv handbags, and in small doses (this satchel is “mini,” after all) it can be a beautiful addition to an ensemble. I wouldn’t suggest buying a massive satin Lv handbag, but something petite and bright could potentially be a lot of fun, methinks. Particularly at such a friendly price point. Coach handbaggucci handbagsCoach handbags
Burnish damask LV handbag
We don’t talk a lot about Lv handbags on this blog, and maybe that’s an oversight on our part. What better way to start correcting it, then, than by talking about the line of bags named after yours truly (ok, well, they’re not necessarily named after me. But I came first. So there.)? The Lv handbag is, by my standards at least, kinda cute. There are disadvantages to using a material like satin (snagging!), but the advantage that Lv bag has realized is that it takes vivid color much better than almost any kind of leather. You get a sheen and brightness with satin that you don’t usually find in a Lv handbags, and in small doses (this satchel is “mini,” after all) it can be a beautiful addition to an ensemble. I wouldn’t suggest buying a massive satin Lv handbag, but something petite and bright could potentially be a lot of fun, methinks. Particularly at such a friendly price point. Coach handbaggucci handbagsCoach handbags