I’ve resisted the fringe trend for quite a while now. I’ve posted a few examples of fringe bags that I like on PurseBlog savvy over the past few months, but I wasn’t ready to come out and love the trend as a whole. I thought it was messy. I thought it was floppy. I thought it was a little too hippie-dippy for my personal taste. but then I saw Whitney Port carrying a fringe bag and my mind changed. pretty much instantly.
And because then, I’ve chose that the fringe bag I’m mostly likely to invest in is the Linea Pelle Janis fringe Tote. Unlike the rest of the purse blog crew, I’m not lucky enough to already have a fab Linea Pelle bag, but from what they’ve said, I know the leather on this one is going to be soft and fantastic and the bag will many likely be one I’ll find myself reaching for again and again. I think I like this bag above all other fringe bags because it’s so well-edited and relatively understated. The fringe isn’t hanging from every last surface, it’s concentrated in the corners and a bit less cowgirl than carrying something covered in hanging bits of leather. Yes, ladies, I think this is the one for me. purchase through Bloomingdale’s for $425.