I think this one looks pretty good to me, but I’m definitely not an expert here.
This is a Mini Kelly 19 in 3I avocado green Chevre leather. I really like the color, but I’d love a second opinion before I decide.
Any obvious callouts on the shape, handle, stitching, or hardware placement?
I saw this jewel blue Box MK2 today.
I like the color, but I rarely buy blue bags, so I’m a little unsure.
This blue looks pretty special on Box leather. Once the shine comes through, it almost has a little glow.
Now I’m wondering if I’d actually carry it often, or if it would just sit in my closet looking pretty.
Would you make an exception for a color like this?
I finally received the photos for this 7N candy blue B25, and I like it more than I expected.
I may be a little biased because I really like the color, so I’d love to hear your first impression. Does the overall look feel balanced to you?
Thank you!
I was organizing my shelf recently and realized I’ve really been into purple lately.One is a Constance, and the other is a bucket bag. They’re both purple, but they feel completely different.
Which one do you think looks better?
Who keeps buying these chaotic colorful bags?
Me. It’s me.
Green, yellow, red, purple, charms, glasses, random little things hanging everywhere… I know this probably looks like a lot to most people.
But somehow, the more “too much” it gets, the more fun it feels.
Just received the photos of this Mini Kelly II from Ben. I hadn’t seen many 8U Glacier Blue ostrich examples, so I decided to give this combination a try.
My thoughts, but would love some eagle eyes:
The overall shape looks good to me, but I’m slightly unsure about the handle curve and where it connects to the bag.
Does the ostrich pore pattern across the front and flap look evenly distributed?
The flap looks a little uneven in some photos, though this may just be the angle.
Do the hardware engraving, stitching, and strap attachments look clean?
I went with Ben because he offers what he describes as original-source ostrich leather, which was one of the main reasons I chose him.I’d really appreciate some honest opinions before confirming.Does anything stand out that I may have missed?
The scarf on her head is also my first H 90 scarf. I used to think this size was too fancy for me, but this one is so cute and double-sided, so I couldn’t pass it up. Even if I don’t use it often, just keeping it makes me happy.
So who wore it better — me or my dog?
I really like this green — it feels fresh and easy to style, but I’m not sure about the mixed buckle.
Do you think this mixed buckle looks special, or does it feel a bit strange? Should I keep it or skip it?
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I finally received the photos of this SO Mini Kelly, and I’m honestly really excited to share it here. I waited around two months for it, so seeing the final photos feels a little unreal.
The color combination is what caught me first: Gris Tourterelle with Iris Blue and brushed gold hardware. The grey body feels soft and calm, while the blue handle and side details add just enough contrast without making the whole piece feel too loud.
I’ve been really into ostrich leather lately, and this one reminds me why. The texture gives the bag a lot of character, but the overall look still feels quiet and refined.
What do you think of this color pairing?
Looking at this Kelly 50 next to a mini Kelly made me start wondering about the real capacity difference.
In theory, a Kelly 50 could probably fit around 3–4 Kelly 28s, or a few more smaller sizes like the mini Kelly 2.
But in reality, it’s not really about stacking them neatly — the structure and hardware make it more about “fitting shapes” than clean numbers.
It ends up feeling less like a calculation and more like a space comparison between two very different types of bags.
Has anyone actually tried fitting multiple Kellys inside one like this?
I didn’t expect this kind of grey to feel this easy in real life.
It looks very “solid” at first, but once I actually held it, it didn’t feel heavy or sharp at all.
The matte finish takes away a lot of the coldness, and the texture makes it feel more approachable than I thought.
It’s the kind of bag I don’t need to think too much about—just pick it up and go.
The mint green charm happens to match the interior color almost perfectly.
I didn’t plan it as a set, just noticed it once everything was in place.
The outside is black, so the contrast keeps things clean, while the green only shows up when you get a closer look.
It’s a small detail, but it quietly changes how the bag feels in use.