There are two schools.
Those who proudly carry around their conspicuously worn luxury bag - they will say "
weathered by time
".
And those who care about it like the apple of their eye and, at the slightest scratch, entrust it to a repair service.
In the past, American women and their taste for polished
looks
were in the second category, but recently, mentalities have changed.
On second-hand platforms such as RealReal, vintage bags in
“fair condition
” have never sold so well, can we read in the
Wall Street Journal
.
According to the journalist, it would be a reaction to the influencers appearing at length in posts on social networks, flanked by it-bags so new that you would think they had barely come out of their box.
The latest snobbery in New York is therefore to wear a bag “
that has lived
” while pretending to disdain any excessive fetishism for this outward sign of style and wealth.
With us, the exact opposite is observed.
Historically…
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