Gucci Tribeca Medium Shoulder Bag
October 30, 2008
post written by Bag Bliss blogger: Deysa
Gucci Tribeca Medium Shoulder Bag
Let’s go back in time to the 60’s with Gucci! Ok… maybe that wasn’t their intention with this new fall edition, but seriously, take at look at the Tribeca Medium Shoulder Bag. Umm… what was Gucci thinking? I understand they seek the vintage boho look for the season, but this scheme is done so wrong! Recently, Gucci has been found guilty in throwing odd “stuff” onto their designs. Can you recall their strange Babouska line and the flower-picking rabbits they recently presented to the fashion world this season? The only likes I find on this piece would be the rich smooth leather and the fact that this is Gucci. I dislike the tassels, the heart-shaped crest; and the messenger style of this particular design is boring. Unfortunately, the $1,395 price tag is nowhere near convincing, either. In reference to the tattoo, did Gucci get inspired off of artist and fashion designer Ed Hardy? I haven’t heard of any inked goods and accessories craze other than for Mr. Hardy, and to be honest, I’m not impressed with Gucci’s tattoo design. Ladies, what’s your input on the Tribeca Shoulder Bag, and most importantly, would you wear this?
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i love this bag!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
What happened to gucci?
Gulp… I own one!
At the beginning the jury was out as to whether it was screaming look at me (which of course it doesw with that big tattoo and gucci branding) or whether it was any worse that those sodding linking Gs. It was a present and it’s rude to turn down presents right?
Anyway – after a couple of times wearing it: not like Sienna Miller with an old tablecloth skirt but a jersey tunic dress or with jeans, I can say that bag has grown on me. Yes of course its a bit Ed Hardy and a bit look at me but it’s no different to the Stephen Sprouse LV, or Louis Vuitton voyage bags, or D&G clishclash of colour.
I think this bag is fabulous. If you don’t like, simply don’t buy it.