CC 61: The Young Event Manager Who Stays True to His Personal Style
"A move to New York City at 18 allowed me to be more expressive of who I really was"
Closet Confessionals
CC 60: The 70-Something Retiree Who Values the Meaning Behind Each of Her Bags
"I’ve been through so much, so many highs and lows, that my values and self-worth aren’t placed in a handbag."
CC 59: The Smart Shopper Who Shares a Bag-Loving Bond With Her Mom
"The reality is like everyone else I work hard and budget accordingly"
CC 58: A Young Bostonian Whose Approach to Designer Bags Is Incredibly Wise
"I'm not trying to keep up with others. I just don't have that type of lifestyle"
CC 57: The Working Mom Vowing to Purchase Classics Only
"Quality vs quantity is my theme for 2020"
CC 56: A Shopaholic Within Her Means
"The stage in my life influenced me to be a purse collector."
CC 55: The Generational Love For Luxury
"I love that my parents are also into luxury goods, and you could say it was bonding time for us to go shopping. "
CC 54: The Recreation Therapist From New York City
"When you carry a nice bag, you have to uphold this appearance of luxury and class"
CC 53: Respect the ‘é’!
"Good things come to all who wait."
CC 52: Always Be Aware Of Your Own Worth
Hard work led this confessor to her very first Birkin
CC 51: 16th Birthday Party at Tiffany’s
"As long as I don't bankrupt my Dad I think I'm okay"
CC 50: All About The Nanos
"ENJOY your bags and don't be so hung up on the little flaw or defect"