As we wait for Fall 2009 bag collection to slowly (really slowly) hit stores, some collections are bound to come out earlier than others. In the past few days, a number of new Burberry bags have been popping up around the Internet, so if you see a lot of them in the near future, that’s why.
One of my favorites of the new crop is the Burberry Metallic Leather Hobo. It’s well-documented that dark silver or pewter is my favorite of all the metallics and probably my favorite neutral, and this is a great example. It has a great shimmer without being too shiny and over-the-top like lighter silvers can tend to be, and it would work well in any kind of weather. Also, I’m usually very anti-logo, but I think the way that Burberry subtly embossed their signature plaid into the soft leather is really creative – it gives the bag a bit of branding and visual interest all wrapped in one. If you’re looking for a slightly glam neutral for fall, I’d go ahead and pick this one up. Buy through Nordstrom for $1795.
This is an easy bag. The design is safe and it has enough structure for my taste. The only thing that it is lacking, is personality.
Burberry has a very nice fall collection. I like this one too.
Impressive and subtle. Love the new fall line up, love Emma Watson for the campaign, and I love the new drawstring slouchy totes for only $550!!!
I normally stay a bit away from Burberry bags because they tend to have their logo splashed across all of them. But this one is so subtle that I might give it a go! I love the bit of sheen that adds to the glamour and the size is perfect! Not only did Burberry pick a great model for their ad campaign for Fall, seems like the products are awesome as well.
Sarah
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Amazing I want! This is my must have fall piece thanks for bringing it to my attension!!
I know this is not related to this post but, do you guys hate it when some stupid person makes fakes and sells them for like, 1000?
well they make fakes and are able to sell them means that somebody like buying them at that price.
demand first
supply second