The Together Bag: a canvas tote from Thursday Friday
The Chanel Chain Link purse is a fashion icon. Retailing at over $1500, it’s a coveted piece for any couture loving gal. The good people at Thursday Friday have now made it easy to get your designer purse on. The Together bag is a canvas tote perfect for groceries, gym clothes, books, and other luxurious extras. Plus the fancy graphic on front is a deliciously irreverent way to express your diva desires.
Tagged: Chanel Chain Link purse, cool tote bags
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anonymous said | 31 October, 2011
Pretty sure that’s a birkin