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I can see through you...


Lately I've been having the chanel fever. And seeing those chanel bags gave me goosebumps. To have 2 trends in one item is such a treat. Trend number 1 (a trend that never goes out): A Chanel quilted bag. Trend number 2: Lucite and see through stuff. And let me tell you, you ain't gonna see them at Kuwait's Chanel Boutique.
Now, the question is, would you wear a see through bag and expose your inside of your bag to world? I would but it depends on where I'm going, I would wear it for shopping and make sure that my stuff are neatly packed inside and hide the controversial unnecessary stuff ;) but to work or a restaurant, I'd rather not be exposed.
Would you dare to wear this trend?
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Anonymous said…
I love Chanel but no, no, no! I cannot support the see-through trend. I wrote a post about this actually that it reminds me of high school years so I guess that's why I'm so against this trend.
25 May, 2007
Confashion said…
reminds you of your Pencil case? :P
25 May, 2007
Ansam said…
I would only wear clear bag to the beach ;-)
26 May, 2007
Delicately Realistic said…
Yup!
Its funny how this trend is back again. It wasnt too long ago. I remember it was Valentino? Or was it Chanel?
26 May, 2007
Anonymous said…
Yes that and my clear heels. I don't want to relive that fashion disaster haha!
27 May, 2007
Confashion said…
come on.. it's not THAT bad :P
28 May, 2007
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