Yeah, I've never quite fathomed the need women have for overpriced "accessories".
The only exception to that is one watch I own that I bought about 15 years ago at the NEX. I still wear it on nice occasions, but not to work. That's where my $25 Timex Ironman comes in. Wallet? $30 leather wallet I've had for nearly 15 years as well. Starting to get a bit worn, but works just fine.
Work clothes and boots are about the only things I don't scrimp on, particularly if I'm getting anything FR.
Boy are the ultra rich being taken with this. Not only is this bag ugly but makes the Carrier a victim to a purse snatch or worse.
Same as flashing money in public, draws attention. Rolex watches also do this as do $800 shoes or boots.
Not a good time to be wandering about advertising big money with chains of 24 k gold all over the neck or 2 k diamonds in the ears.
I could understand the bags if they were attractive or had another purpose as to have an area for a CCW compartment. Perhaps a built in alarm system for theft or tracking device.
The wealthy are being taken big time when when a fad happens. Shoes for $1,220 bucks, so who looks at someones shoes unless they step on your foot.
Those with the money if they wish to spend $500 for a bottle of wine--good for them it's their money . But I still think they are being taken as are the average person that spends $100 for 6 oz of perfume at the department stores.
