Marc Jacobs Stam
1.28.2008 | by Megs | under: Marc Jacobs Handbags , Satchels
Jessica Stam must be thrilled that the bag Marc Jacobs named after her continues to thrive. The Marc Jacobs Stam is back again, for another season after about four years of being in the spotlight. The Stam has not yet made its way into my handbag collection. Sure, I love the bag, but it just has not grabbed my attention fully yet to the point of going out to buy it. As the ‘it bag’ craze dies down, it is great to see the lovers of this bag continue to year for it. For all the gals that love pink, the Marc Jacobs Stam Quilted Satchel is ready for spring in a sweet plum color that is very feminine. The gold tone hardware is shown on the chunky chain shoulder strap and the kiss-lock closure top. This bag features a frame top and then the soft quilted leather body; which has proven to be a huge success season after season. There is also an easy access front zip pocket. This bag is only available for pre-order and also comes in ivory. But the plum, which resembles more of a pink hue, would get my vote. Pre-order through Neiman Marcus for $1,350.












There must have been a stampede for the Plum. It’s only available in Ivory now on the NM website.
The pink is really pretty.
I think the Stam might turn out to be MJ’s classic bag.
Ouch, this really is an ugly bag. Where do you find all these queer bags ?
While I appreciate your comments, I do not think you need to be calling a bag ‘queer’. Try to use a better adjective please!
what a bad taste u have…u must be 50 plus…
I love the color, but then I like pink!
Someday, I will have a Stam, it is definitely a classic bag.
I really like it in this color with the gold hardware, lovely!
Megs-what is wrong with the word queer? Maybe I could have used words like odd,strange. But come on..I don´t think that it´s the word that got you upset. Maybe you just didn´t like my comment. Maybe you just had a bad day. And btw,English is not my native language and therefore finding just the perfect word can sometimes be difficult.
I just think you can use a little more class, that is all. I am having a great day, thanks for asking!
No worries, I get English not being your first language, but I just think many people would love for you to use different language at times.
I love having your comments- I do like to hear those that like and don’t like many bags. No issue there!
Megs, you’re coming off to me as a bit hypocritical. I refer to the discussion about your editorial on the Juicy flower tote not so long ago. In that particular editorial you yourself showed a bit lack of class not simply criticizing the bag but going into a rampage about people wearing juicy track suits and the whole wanna-be thing.
I don’t mean any disrespect or offense to you at all - I love what you and Vlad created here. I would like perhaps a little bit more integrity.
No offense taken! I see what you are saying.
I do think the word ‘queer’ really upsets some people. That was all I was saying. I am pretty sure I do not need to explain that further. That is all I was trying to say
Like the colour but that’s it.
I have been absolutely in love with this bag since it first came out! All the previous colors (black, ivory, plum, blue, brick etc..) have been beautiful and the leather is very luxurious. I love the fun pink color on the classic bag for valentines day! I usually find quilted bags to be too much of a copy of the classic Chanels but Marc Jacobs has been able to make it his own classic and this bag is so versatile and stylish! LOVE IT.
Megs: Do you think that the word FUG is very classy? Maybe you do because you yourself use it a lot!
You just like to go against the grain, don’t you
Fug is just for fun. I suppose you were using queer just for fun too; just thought there is a better word choice.
If fug means fun for you and I´ve seen it used a real lot,maybe you could be a bit more creative and find synonyms for it,maybe there would be better word choices. Take no offense.
Are you guys serious! Don’t get picky over the word “fug”, it’s a colloquial term of sorts. “Queer” on the other hand, could offend many a homosexual or transgender persons. I certainly see why Megs is against that term. Maybe you guys are just not up to speed on PC terms….
Natalie: Thanks for translating `queer´ for me. I absolutely had no idea of the other definition for the word. Had I known it, surely I would have left it out. Don´t understand the connection between a homosexual and a bag though. As I already told you-not being English nor American, it´s impossible for me to know what kind of meanings a word nowadays has esp. on PC. I think Megs, an American? could have placed her words more clearly. I´m sure there are lots of people around the world reading this blog.
Mind if I ask where you are from?
As Natalie said, ‘queer’ refers to homosexual, but is used as slang nowadays and many times very derogatory. I did not realize you did not know the word you were using.
No harm done.
“Queer” actually, was always used to describe something as being strange, or not normal. It was then adopted by homosexuals, and then by the general public. Then general public’s usage of the word is usually derogatory. I think mette meant to use the word to describe the bag as strange. This day and age, I wouldn’t use the word “queer” period, thanks to its negative connotations.
The pink Stam bag is hideous, by the way. Especially with gold hardware. It looks like it was painted with chalky Pepto Bismol.
Megs: Just checked from my English-English dictionary what queer means and firstly it said:strange,odd. This is how I have learned to use it. But language changes and then there is that slang. I´ve never been in US and never intend to, so I´m not familiar with the new meanings of some words. I live in northern Europe and feel blessed about it.
Europe is beautiful. Vlad is from Europe
It was just a misunderstanding. but as Dominique said, when that word is used now, it is typically in a negative manner.
Megs: Ok,case closed.
I have the blue one and the grey patent stam bag. The leather is so wonderful, and it’s really worth it. Love them so much! I wish I could have the pink one too
I would feel blessed to live in Europe too and hope to someday. This is a prime example of why jumping to conclusions is not a favorable or wise decision. I think the bag is queer too, but i Love it for that. Love the pink stam.
I do agree that you cant really call a bag ‘queer’ , it just makes you sound ridiculous
I think this bag is gorgeous, its just so appealing (to me anyway) I was in London a few weeks ago and saw that they had it in bright pink and bright green, both of which looked lovely, refreshing and young, this bag is the best, end of.
i just love this bag..