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OK fashionistas

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 18:06

Sister in the Far east taking orders for me ot choose a "designer bag"/accessories.

have scoured sites, what type shall I go for?

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 18:32

oh c'mon gals!

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pie · 15/02/2004 18:37

Well what are you into? Personally I would go for a Mulberry Gisele.

Festivefly · 15/02/2004 18:40

I'm trying to think i have seen the most beautiful bag ever created recently in a magazine. I really can't remember who it is though. The model is sat in her underwear (matching) on a bed holding the bag. It is beautiful embroidered pink flowers. Chanel i think!!!!!!!!!

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 18:44

I amnot into nice bags! I am into bags that will fit a nappy in and seem to have been so forthe last 6 years

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Festivefly · 15/02/2004 18:57

The Evisu bags down at the bottom are my favourite but i don't know what your taste is at all. If you don't like nice bags i could always find some really disgusting ones. Heres a link anyhow

Enid · 15/02/2004 19:35

Go for a JP Tods one - dh got me a fab red one last time he was out there and its gorgeous - also holds loads of stuff. Looks like this but mine is red.

littlerach · 15/02/2004 19:41

The Evisu one is gorgeous.
Personally I like the Fendi bags, also Prada. Quite plain.
What a choice to have to make!!!

melsy · 15/02/2004 19:53

freaky I am just doing a wish list picture chart on excel (yes maaaad designer bag nutter), as DH is off to Hong Kong for 2 weeks tommorow. Try this site yum

Finbar · 15/02/2004 20:01

Any of the RAdley designs are great - especially their weekend away bags

Enid · 15/02/2004 20:03

Yes, Radley are lovely also Mulberry - usually roomy and classic but cool.

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:18

thank you all

the problem is that overly formal bags will take up residence in the wardrobe as I tend to live incasual stuff..Liked the evisu ones too

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melsy · 15/02/2004 20:22

these are good fun

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:35

had spotted them - I LOVE them

one in each colour please!

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:37

like the powder blue methinks.

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:38

omg there are three pages of them!

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:39

or the lime....

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wobblyknicks · 15/02/2004 20:40

I want the first pink one on the bottom row!!

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:41

sold to the lady of wobbly nick in t he front row>..

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:42

no hight st stores done rip offs of these yet?

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Coddy · 15/02/2004 20:44

and so washable if your cup leaks ladeez!

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charlieplus3 · 15/02/2004 20:46

Gota go and watch a film with DP seen as kids kept us up all night. Watching The Wrong Turn, a thriller new out, mind you i will prob fall asleep.

wobblyknicks · 15/02/2004 20:49

Thanks coddy....will pay you sometime in 2030!!

Festivefly · 15/02/2004 21:45

The bag at the bottom of my link has a price on the label in the photo for £48.90 and there selling it for the bargain price of £120. Something fishy about that. (I know i shouldn't have noticed)

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Coddy · 16/02/2004 08:07

I love theses jellys

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melsy · 16/02/2004 08:09

Festivefly thats porbably the cost price to retailers. Coddy youll have to have several sent back & have a Jelly party. I ve placed my order with DH for several diff colours!!!!