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Dior Paris ’50s Print Saddle Bag

Dior Paris ’50s Print Saddle Bag

5.26.2005 | by Megs | under: Handbags , Limited Editions

Dior Print Saddle BagDo you remember grabbing tugging on your daddy’s pant leg when you were a little girl and crying and begging for a pony? If you just nodded your head all I can say is, “What a selfish brat!” Wait. Just kidding, I did it all the time. A pony among many other things. In fact, if you ever have the pleasure of meeting my wonderful father, don’t even ask him if I was a difficult child (because he would obviously say No, Duh!) Anyway, what does a pony have to do with anything you ask yourself. Well, as much as many of us ladies wanted a pony, we also should want a Saddle. The Dior Saddle Bag of course! Now this isn’t just any Dior Saddle Bag, this is the Dior Paris ’50’s Print Saddle Bag, and I can tell you I really really want it worse than I ever wanted a pony!

This bag not only a limited edition but also manifests a whimsical Parisian chic style, and shows off some of the most beautiful monuments and scenes in Paris through iconic sketches including Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame, and of course, fashionable women. “Prettied up with canary yellow and lilac flowers, this artful take on the classic saddle is truly a piece to treasure.” I could not agree more. Of course this classy little number is trimmed and piped in smooth leather, has the focal point at the oversized polished silver metal “D” charm dangling from the top flap, and a leather shoulder strap with polished silver metal “CD” charms. All of which I adore. Back to the pony. When you begged your daddy for that pony you just had to have, the answer was usually no. I have a feeling I will get the same response again for the much loved saddle. The Dior Paris ’50’s Print Saddle bag could be a down payment for a pony; coming in at a hefty $1,015 via eLuxury.

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18 Comments »

Noriko says:
on July 4th, 2005 at 10:10 PM

I just picked this bag up two weeks ago and I love it! Didn’t have a pony as a child either, but this definitely makes up for it :). Long live the saddle bag

 
Marisa Hernandez says:
on July 15th, 2005 at 12:12 PM

Hello!!
I wish to buy this purse!!! (Christian Dior, Saddle Paris 1950´s)
Where can I get it???
Is there anywhere in the San Diego Area where I can purchase it?

rebecca says:
on June 20th, 2007 at 8:08 PM

i got one , its in peru and i can send you a picture of it , i dont know how much it cost but its original and i got all papers .

 
 
billyjoe says:
on July 17th, 2005 at 9:09 AM

that bag is adorable!

 
Angela says:
on July 19th, 2005 at 12:12 AM

I just purchased this bag three days ago and I absolutely love it!!!
When I realized that it ’s a limited edition I just had to have right away! :)
P.S. To Marisa Hernandez — Neiman Marcus in Fashion Valley

 
yurledi says:
on November 8th, 2005 at 9:09 AM

i don´t liked it so much is ugly if of the 50s so old!!
i liked the new fashion the new designs!!

 
yurledi says:
on November 8th, 2005 at 9:09 AM

billyjoe adorable your ass!! is the ugliest i have never seen!!

 
watson says:
on November 8th, 2005 at 9:09 AM

I like it so much!! i buy it to my wife is adorable!! and yurledi respect don´t come in a page of good people……if your a colombian….you are NARCOTRAFICANTE!! go away of here!!

 
Suellen Zimet says:
on November 23rd, 2005 at 8:08 PM

Oh I love it!!! but it looks like it holds nothing!!!

 
jojo Berry says:
on November 24th, 2005 at 9:09 AM

I think i got the last available one from Dior. I love it and when one can afford a bag like this what it holds is not important, but I respect the concern. PHONE&CREDIT CARD.
PS: Yurledi your jealousy is on fire.The word I yhink you want is ever not never.

 
Ahmed Mohsin says:
on April 21st, 2006 at 8:08 AM

Dear Sirs,

Having seen your name and address from the internet as you are the importer of Bags, for which we hereby would like to introduce you ourselves as one of the leading Manufacturers are in the Export City (Sialkot) of Pakistan since 1985. After getting such a good experience in Manufacturing of all kind of Leather Goods for the major companies in Sialkot, now we have decided to Export our own Manufacturing Goods to the foreign customers in competitive prices and quality Goods.

So, if you are interesting in to import leather goods from the well known Manufacturer and would like to evaluate our samples, quality and price wise do forward us your requirements. You may also invite to have a brief look on our website http://www.belsm.net.

Thanking you in advance for your interest in our company with assurance of our best care and attention for all the coming times.

Best regards
Ahmed Mohsin
BELSM International
Opposite Wapda Colony,
Shahab Pura Road,
Sialkot – Pakistan
Tel: +92 52 3559368
Fax: +92 52 3561823
URL: http://www.beslm.net

 
sam says:
on January 23rd, 2007 at 12:12 AM

howmuch is this saddle bag?

 
MATTHEW ROSE says:
on September 14th, 2007 at 12:12 PM

I’m curious about the term “limited edition” when referring to this and other fashion items. It’s tossed around all the time, but rarely do you see a number attached to it. I work in limited editions (prints) here in Paris. All the prints we make are signed and numbered (and dated). How on earth could anyone know they’ve bought a limited edition if it’s not numbered? It’s smart marketing, (and the bag is interesting), but seems to me slightly dishonest.

Matthew Rose / Paris, France
http://lalandedigitalartpress.blogspot.com

 
sam says:
on September 20th, 2007 at 4:04 PM

i am lookign to buy one of these bags….anyone interesting in selling one?

 
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