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Uglify your Fendi (And LV)


"What the hell were they thinking!?!" That was my first impression when I saw this monster (bag) called the Raddica Boston Bag by Fendi. It's Raddica-lous that's for sure! I found it on Neiman's website and it costs around $1,600.

Didn't the designer of this bag see or read what the reactions were on Marc Jacobs/Louis Vuitton crappy patchwork bag sold for over $30,000? Or are Fendi people trying to catch people's attention by persuading them to carry a "unique-looking" bag that will definitely get you noticed.. in a BAD way? I beg of you, under no circumstances shall you consider buying this horrible bag.
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Ansam said…
hmm ok believe it or not.. the LV bag is growing on me heehee! I kinda like it, but I dont like the price tag on it.. its not worth it.. but see it from artistic point of view.. its weird and out of the ordinary and I think its a collection of 15 of their collection bags!

The Fendi, the one u posted, is not all that!!

Marc Jabos!! which one?
is it this one?
http://www.eluxury.com/browse/product_detail.jhtml?styleid=11353426&program-id=735&ad-id=57
15 June, 2007
Confashion said…
Nooo! Don't let the monster (LV bag) decieve you! :P

No, The patch work bag by Marc Jacobs is beautiful. I love the color, the texture, and the design. I'm sure it's heavy though when carrying it around. But that was not the bag I was referring to in my post. It was about the same LV bag coz it's designed by Marc Jacobs himself :)
15 June, 2007
Ansam said…
I see... la I wont get it.. its too darn expensive (ma tiswa) I think its daring and out of the ordinary ;-)
15 June, 2007
Confashion said…
Too daring for me :)
15 June, 2007
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