Small Talk
7 years ago by
Chains, rivets, patches – but minuscule! It seems that carrying a noticeably smaller bag that didn’t skimp on the toughness was a common theme among fashion week go-ers.
Unquestionably, the bag that does not double as a weekender is most certainly lighter, easier to manage, and won’t find you carrying every trinket and emergency bandaid, paperback novel, handful of nuts, or 15 variations of lipsticks (I’ve seen it, I know that girl) with you all day long. That isn’t to say nothing fits in these peewee pochettes. No, in fact, I’m here to tell you ALL the necessities fit just perfect. My mophie, a lip balm, keys, a concealer, card wallet, even my hand lotion – all snuggly together like a fashion jigsaw.
Carrying a top handle mini bag also serves as a gentle reminder to slow down, even to simplify. Because it’s hard to stroll, bag in hand, while on your phone and drinking coffee all at once. I would know, I’ve tried – imagine juggling only less fun and you’re not good at it.
All of this to reaffirm the idea that the aforementioned diminutive bag really is tough, just by knowing that it can do everything your oversized hobo can, only without weighing you down?
Je suis une INCONDITIONNELLE des micro et mini sacs ! J’adore ça, et c’est même mon accessoires préféré en ce moment alors que je suis en tour d’Asie pour 4 mois <3
Le micro backpack Vuitton est adorable :)
Des bisous!
Mido.
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Chouette article !
C’est pratique !
OK., guys, I am wearing my smallest LV to work tomorrow (how do I carry an umbrella in other hand at the same time, I don’t know…)
j’avais un grand plaisir de visiter le blog.
vive les micro sacs!
très joli!
ces micro sacs sont toujours une bonne idée, ne serait ce que pour le dos! :-)
I love bags, excellent post
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