Maybe I’m getting older, but lately I love watching people cook, arrange flowers, do farm work, or just spend time around mountains and water.
That’s probably why I’m so into the Steeple series. It has this simple, natural feeling that really speaks to me.
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My partner has been really into “horse care” these past two years, and now the orange boxes are piling up at home.
Honestly, the boxes are pretty sturdy, so throwing them away feels like a waste.
So far, I’ve only used them for scarves, receipts, small accessories, and random cables.What do you all do with yours — storage, decor, or eventually letting them go?
My friend saw this cardholder and laughed for so long. She kept asking, “Is this really from H?”
I have to admit, the design is pretty abstract. It kind of looks like a little leopard drawn by a child.She even asked if my daughter drew it and I had it custom-made. I honestly didn’t know how to explain it.
Hi everyone, I just received the photos for this Birkin 30cm and would love some QC help.
This one is a Togo and Swift colorblock with grey, yellow, and orange details. The combination caught my eye right away, but I’m still unsure if the color placement feels balanced. The overall shape looks okay to me so far, but colorblock bags have more details to check.
Mainly looking for thoughts on the color transition, leather combination, handle, hardware, and overall proportions.
Thank you!
Ben just sent the photos of this Mini Kelly II in 10 Craie Epsom with GHW. I was debating a darker neutral, but this combination looked too clean to pass up.
At first glance, the shape and proportions look good to me. I’m mainly unsure whether the flap sits slightly higher on one side, or if it’s just the photo angle. I’d also appreciate a second look at the handle shape, front symmetry, and stitching.
Anything else I should pay closer attention to?
This Constance 19 is supposed to be Vert Rousseau, but at first glance I really thought it was blue.Especially with the glossy croc reflecting the light, the blue tone looks so obvious. Does anyone else get tricked by colors like this?
I just received the PSPs for this black and white ostrich K and would love to hear your thoughts.
I’ve mostly had Togo and Epsom before, so ostrich leather still feels pretty new to me. From the photos, the white body looks very clean, while the black handle and side panels add a bit of contrast. But I’m still not fully sure about the dot placement, color balance, and overall shape.
For those with more experience, how does this one look overall?
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I’ve always enjoyed this community and quietly saved a lot of the two-tone K bags people shared here.
I originally thought all black would be the safest and easiest choice. But once I saw black paired with a touch of Rouge De Coeur, it felt classic with a small surprise, so I finally decided to try this combination.
What do you think of this choice?Does it feel a little more interesting than a regular all-black one?