[/caption]Over the past few season, I’ve notice more and more Chanel fans express displeasure of one sort or one more with the brand’s handbags. Too gimmicky, too luxurious, not faithful sufficient to the brand’s purchaser base – we heard at least one, if not all, of those opinions every time we posted about a Chanel bag in this space.
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[/caption]If you’re a previous customer who has create physically disillusioned, you may want to take a look at the bag from Chanel Spring 2011.
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[/caption]It’s difficult to expression this compilation a go back to form, since the brand name seems to always churn out a few favorite bags every season, no matter what.
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[/caption]So I’ll just say this: many of the bags that went down the airstrip in Paris’s Grand Palais yesterday presented wearable, luxurious, aesthetically pleasing options for grown women in a variety of situations.
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[/caption]From tiny, glittering flap evening bags to clutches made to look like old leather-bound books, the inventiveness of seasons past was still present; it just managed to show up alongside things like oversized 2.55 leather rule without a device in sight.
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