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Doctor Doctor... Give me the news!


I've got a bad case of lovin' you (Chanel) No pill's gonna cure my ill. So I might as well get yoooou (My apologies to Robert Palmer).

The famous Chanel Quilted glazed calfskin doctor bag from the Paris-Londres 2008 collection is now available at Chanel's boutique located at Salhiya Complex in two sizes. I fell in love with the larger one instantly, BUT, there's a slight problem. The bag does look a lot like Marc Jacobs Stam bag (which I'm not very fond of). It's lighter though with much better quality. Price? KD 1,130.

Comments

Anonymous said…
yannaw!!!
1001Nights said…
I saw it last weel and thought the same thing - way too much of a Marc Jacobs look alike. There's a really nice one though behind the counter, it's huge and I think it's vinyl but it looks like patent. It's got a thick goldish chain. That one is nice and looks light. Madri cham si3irha though
AZM said…
Classic...
Anonymous said…
that's totaly not a classic! it looks too close to the marc to look like a classic.
나다 said…
it looks normal no special thing about it

it doesnt look like a chanel :(
Unknown said…
When I first saw the picture I thought "O an updated version of the MJ bag" but after I read your entry and found that it's a Chanel, I was totally turned off by it. But then again I'd have to see it in real life since most of photos don't do Chanel justice.
AZM said…
Vocabulary of the day:
in modern slag, 'classic' also means 'nice' or 'great' and is no longer limited to "Having historical or literary associations" or "A typical or traditional example"


You guys for got Clueless haven't you :-D
Anonymous said…
I had to buy the bag for my cuz over the summer, I hated that it was hard n rough..definitely not the classic soft chanel bag! Small opening, large space at the bottom..so not practical! Oh and guess what jaeger has one that looks exactly like that!! Put marc, chanel, and jaeger side by side
I have a thing for doctor's bags, but this does look a lot like the Stam by Marc Jacob, and I am so over it.
Anonymous said…
Breathtaking <3 !
Anonymous said…
quick, hot or not?

http://www.net-a-porter.com/product/34010
Confashion said…
anonymous
Sizzling HOT!
Anonymous said…
NO BAG BEATS BOTTEGA VENETA BAGS.
Anonymous said…
I’m not a MJ fan ,but it still CHANEL .
I just bought the metalic flap bag from the FALL WINTER 2009 ,and it’s so elegant you can use it for day or evening .

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