CHANEL HANDBAGS & PURSES

As they say, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. I guess if you’re going to hang out with Karl Lagerfeld and be one of his muses, wearing Chanel Bags here and there is sort of…expected.

Of course, one of the advantages to being one of the world’s biggest models and a muse of the world’s biggest designer is that Freja Beha Erichsen probably got that Chanel Classic Flap Bag for free. Just think of all the awesome stuff she probably gets…of course, she probably looks better in it than almost anyone on earth.

Supermodels tend to. I may be a little bit biased toward her brunette tomboy look, but Freja is one of my favorite models out there and I hope that she stays in Karl’s good graces for a long time to come.

How adorable is this Chanel bag? It’s very rare that I like a classic quilted Chanel handbags beyond the timeless 2.55–so you can imagine my delight when I spied this jewel in the Chanel preview.

It reminds me of that trend back in the late Nineties when women, particularly in Washington D.C. for some reason, would buy a smaller chanel 2.55 and piggy back it on top of a larger quilted tote I distinctly remember seeing this in an old issue of Harper’s Bazaar. Anyhow, this bag is like the best of both worlds!

The double flap top on either side guarantees this chanel bags is roomy while the center top handle and reinforced chain shoulder strap ensure options, options, options! I love it in this red! And let’s face it: the price is reasonable for Chanel. Simply put, it’s a lot of bag for the money. $3,325

Now that Chanel has permanently added the Cocoon collection to its lineup of bags, they’re finally experimenting with some unique fabrications and color combinations for fall. First up is this Chanel handbags bowling bag: it’s based on the premise of the classic bowler’s shape but fashioned in waxed soft alligator with leather trim and white metal accents.

Yes, it’s beyond expensive ($52,260) but oh-so worth it if you have the funds. The second chanel bags I love from the fall collection is the Chanel Coco Cocoon bag in a petrol blue orylag fur with lambskin and white metal accents ($7,295). It’s clearly more fashion-forward than the first bag I highlighted, but I love it for its unique combination and color.

These chanel purses  have plenty of room for everything, but what I love most are their big, thick handles that give the bags a casual feel to them–perfect for weekends or as, dare I say, the ultimate gym bag.

I always appreciate an interesting design concept when it comes to handbags. And that is precisely what you get from the Chanel Take Away Box Bag, a mixture of culture and whimsical fun with one of the bags from the Chanel Shanghai accessories collection.

Clearly inspired by Chinese take-away boxes, this handbag is made with metallic fabric and finished off with a classic leather and metal chain strap. For Chanel bags, this is a very different look.

I picture it perfectly on Carrie Bradshaw. While this isn’t the exact bag I would purchase, I completely appreciate the design and idea behind it. But after inquiring I found out the chanel handbags is sold out. Price was $7,500

Is it just me, or are the Kardashian sisters walking in some sort of war formation through the airport in a few of these photos? They certainly seem to mean business…

As always, though, they’re looking hot. Even in an airport. How unfair is it to look hot in an airport? I’m one of those people who makes absolutely no effort when I fly – everything I wear is layered and stretchy, and almost always entirely black. Stretchy pants are my best friend on an airplane, and I don’t care what anyone says. It looks like at least Khloe Kardashian agrees with me, although her Louis Vuitton Patent Mahina Bag is super luxe, as are her Chanel Bags.

It looks as though Kim Kardashian has again chosen her favorite Balenciaga City Bag for the trip, and if my eyes aren’t deceiving me, I’d bet that Kourtney Kardashian is carrying a Chanel Classic Flap Bag under her shawl, most likely in a large size.