Denim Shorts: Day to Night
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Hayden Panetierre for Dooney & Bourk. Explain it to me.

Wait. I don’t understand this. Is Hayden Panatierre’s yawny presence suppose to make me want this Dooney & Bourk bag?
Not that I would ever buy a Dooney & Bourk bag.
–Valentina
Prada Bag Reaks of Optimism
Well, if this Prada bag isn’t proof that this is going to be a fun Spring fashion-wise, then I don’t know what is. I don’t ever go gaga for Prada bags, but this I like. Too bad it’s $1,675.
Despite it’s price, this bag feels so optimistic with its fancy-free colors and wobbly stripes, which is weird because there’s a recession coming, and I thought everyone is suppose to be down in the dumps. You’d think that accessories would be mimicking that pessimism.
But this bag has pizzaz. Only the price is sad.
–Valentina
Source.
Orange you glad it’s (kind of) almost Springtime
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The “Sustainable” Bag Industry: Are We Really Going Green?
Have you heard? The “It Bag” is dead, so no more paying a thousand million dollars for a handbag, okay? It’s a momentous occasion for the poor and jaded who enjoy this blog, and it’s got me thinking.
Certainly one reason for this latest fashion occurrence is the glut of “must-have” bags that nobody can afford anyway, but I’m pretty sure that another part of it is the emerging “sustainable” fashion industry. Sparked by a growing public disdain for polluting plastic, eco-friendly companies have flooded the market with highly accessible, cute totes in cute colors (often stamped with sassy, greener-than-thou slogans), which are suddenly so chic.
I get it. I like them too, and I find myself longing for them. I mean, just today I fell for the adorable and reversible chambray tote from BYOB pictured above.
And that burning desire brings me to my major qualm about this phenomenon. I fear we’ll be charmed into collecting tons of these bags, which are often cheap and irresistible. And if we do that, then aren’t we just kicking the environment in the shins?
Isn’t the idea that we’re suppose to be trying to consume less instead of producing more and more and more and more? And don’t we run the very high risk of going overboard and over-consuming these non-plastic bags?
After all, we are Americans, and thus insane.
–V. Thread
This Perlina Purse is at Target
This purse is from Target–it’s NYC by Perlina, and it’s cute! And blue, just in time for Spring. It does get points off for having no straps, but, hey, nobody’s perfect.
–V.Thread
What’s in Katie’s GIANT Hermes Bag?

What’s inside Katie Holmes’ giant Hermes bag (which probably cost more than my entire college education. Go State!)
A. Anna Wintour’s corpse
B. Anna Wintour’s corpse
C. Anna Wintour’s corpse
D. All of the above
Sparkle & Shine this New Years Eve
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Holiday Shopping: Marc by Marc Jacobs=HILARIOUS

If money were no object, wouldn’t it be funny to give this awful Marc by Marc Jacobs‘ “Sew Smart Slouchy” bag as a practical joke?
Picture this scenario: You hand your friend a package and say, “I can’t hold back, I got you a Marc bag!” Of course, she squeals with delight, saying “you shouldn’t have” as she snatches it from your hands. She tears through the packaging with bated breath. Suddenly, her expression changes from pure joy to utter confusion when she sees this patchwork mess that looks like it smells of cats, syrup and cigarettes.
“Thanks?” she says with zero sincerity. Then you yell, “GOTCHA!!!!!”
Shoot, that pile of distressed denim would be on eBay faster than you can say “Merry Christmas.”
So funny. Too bad it’s costs $228! Maybe that’s Marc’s practical joke on us!
–V. Thread