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The Thrill Of Bargain Hunting - Part 5 - Bottega Bag

I have a weakness for Bottega Veneta's intrecciato woven leather. So my heart skipped a beat when I saw this beautiful and perfectly sized everyday bag at Villa Moda Mubarikiya. The combination of black, dirty pink, and red weaved & colored leather give the bag timeless chic style. Price tag? Around KD 480 (Yes!! For a Bottega bag!). A small price to pay for a great investment piece which you will cherish for years to come.

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1001 Nights said…
You know I love Bottega Venetta and their bags are really special and classy. BUT my Bottega Venetta, the three shades of bronze patent one, had a couple of things come out of it and I only bought it around Christmas time. You know the weave things? Like the actual leather went out of the weave on two spots. Part of me is thinking that maybe I picked at it while watching a movie without thinking but for the other part I don't think I did that. Anyway I got really really disappointed and even a little pissed at how easy it was for the thing to come out and now I get really hesitant before buying a Bottega Venetta because I worry that I'm not getting nearly enough value for money.
Bottega Bag said…
Hello all,

Bottega Bag is looking so stylish. This is beautiful and perfectly sized. I like it. Thanks a lot......

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