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To Chanel or not to Chanel

A range of handbags made their way to the Chanel boutique located at Salhiya Complex and will soon be seen toted around K-town by many hardcore Chanel fans. For those of you who love the classic timeless flap bag but are looking for something modern with a twist, then the puzzle patent leather bag (as shown above) would be on top of their "I Want" list. Or for a settled look, maybe they'd go for the perforated metallic flap bag. There was also a selection of the most coveted Chanel: 2.55 in metallic silver and gold and their prices start at KD 700+.

My least favourite is the one shown in the last picture. They only have it in black though. I guess the bag strap just makes it look a bit on the tacky side for some reason. There were also a couple of classic and very practical Chanel ballerina flats in metallic gold and dark silver made out of snake skin. Prefect for those who are looking for investing in timeless and comfortable key pieces.




Which Chanel bag would you go for and how much are you willing to pay for a Chanel bag?

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Enigma said…
I have never bought a Chanel bag, they are WAY over my student budget. I hated them when they had their sale :( a week after the sale I saw a girl with a small chanel bag and wondered if she got it in the sale.
22 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
i love all their the bags i just went and bought all of them
22 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
only the reissue. none of the others are appealing.
and thhe cerf which is nowinstore in black and white. im getting the black. the puzzle is horrendous... and the perforated such a con. it's nooooo good....
23 March, 2008
miss ghesquiere said…
Chanel is now officially a habba. That sucks. And "K-Town" is my phrase!
23 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
the one before the last one i like ;p
you know if its available in sal7iya C boutique?
23 March, 2008
Confashion said…
enigma
When you graduate and become an outstanding employee, you can reward yourself with a classic chanel ;)

anonymous & anonymous
I admit. I'm not a fan of their entire collection.

miss ghesquiere
I'm not into the habit of blogs Plagiarism..

anonymous
The last time I checked, all the bags I featured in this post are available at the Salhiya Boutique :)
23 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
I think I think I like the one before last.... bs not soooo much... and your right.. the last one.. dunno... looks ugly... !!
25 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
loooooooooooove chanel ;p
26 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
Thanks ever so much for an apt and most timely entry. With the nation going to the polls on May 17 we are seeing the beginnings of a Battle Royale, going in to the polling stations - Hermes Birkin v.
Chanel Classique. Also Will Laura Mercier trump Elizabeth Arden and MAC on D-day in K-Town in May?
26 March, 2008
Anonymous said…
The first 3 ehabluun and would (in my opinion) make any outfit look more put together and sophisticated but I agree with you the last bag is just tacky o the colour is disgusting
29 March, 2008
vogue said…
i've always loved chanel.
04 April, 2008
Anonymous said…
any idea how i can check how much the bag before i buy it,
16 May, 2008
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