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THIS £925 BAG FROM BALENCIAGA’S SPRING 2022 COLLECTION LOOKS JUST LIKE VINTAGE TESCO CARRIER BAG



 I’ve read an article from Independent called: “THIS £925 BAG FROM BALENCIAGA’S SPRING 2022 COLLECTION LOOKS JUST LIKE VINTAGE TESCO CARRIER BAG” by Kate Ng. It was about new Balenciaga’s bag that, which sell has started recently. It is from new Spring 2022 Clones Collection. It looks like a vintage Tesco career bag from 80s. 

I think the new fashion is getting more and more weird. The new ideas, which are made up and being realized are more controversial. It’s a lottery: or someone will love it or hate it. It isn’t anything between this. The biggest world stars like Rihanna and Kim Kardashian love it and they support this luxury fashion house. For me most of Balenciaga’s new products look bad and it’s completely not my style and I don’t appreciate them. 




https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/balenciaga-shopper-bag-tesco-carrier-b2039947.html


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  1. englishdiary21 marca 2022 12:38

    The Tesco bag design isn't even so vintage - I vividly remember those bags from 15 years ago. And being 15 years old doesn't make something vintage. It looks like plain copying.

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