The June issue of Spanish Vogue features an article about "it" bags. It is basically an interview with Silvia Fendi, in which she explains how Fendi started the phenomena of "it" bags back in 1997 with the launch of the "Baguette".
"It" bags mean to me lack of originality. The only ones I really like are Balenciaga bags, and they are becoming a classic.
There are tons of functional and chic bags, so why choose a purse (real or fake) that everybody has ?
Antisystem people come with me ( just kidding...)
Martin Margiela via Aloha Rag 
Mayle via La Garçonne
5 comments:
jaja... gracias por contarme la historia de la fiesta Prada. no tenia ni idea. pero es divertido!
estoy de acuerdo contigo...
yo no podría vivir en una pueblo. soy totalmente de ciudad y cuanto más grande mejor aunque reconozco que a veces las ciudades grandes son incómodas...
Edimburgh, mi ciudad favorita. I wanna live there again!!!!!
they are very plain but look brilliantly made
great find
Wow, just doscovered your blog and I love it!
Mrs F x
I hate It-bags too.
If you buy the seasons claimed it-bag just because you like the bag itself it's fine...but if you feel like you have to buy it because it has such a hype behind it then it's insane because these bags cost really really much if you wear them for only one season.
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