I took a double-take when I saw this series of images. IS THIS COACH?

Under the helm of newly appointed British designer, Stuart Veers, you see a consistent edgy contemporary style in his first bag collection for the American brand. I think the above picture (and bag) resembles a bit more of Mulberry as compared to Coach in terms of style and execution.

We have now reached the fourth weekly giveaway! This week, the prizes are kindly sponsored by Coach.

We will be giving away a Coach Legacy Grommet Duffle in sand colour worth S$1195. One lucky person will walk away with this edgy bag!

One tiny regret that I had was not getting the Givenchy Antigona bag in Paris. Despite being a fan of its structured shape and roomy interior, I was disappointed that the shoulder strap was not so functional as it was a tad short for me to carry on my shoulder.

Nonetheless, allow me to drool at this beauty and indulge in the rationalisation process.

I thought my souvenir from the recent France trip warrants a post of its own, given that this is my virgin Chanel purchase.

It’s a lambskin Chevron flap bag.

My flight is canceled and I am destined to rough it out in New York City with Hurricane Irene. Meanwhile, I shall distract myself with other happy thoughts, such as the Reed Krakoff Boxer Tote.

I have been thinking about it for a while now, so visiting the Reed Krakoff boutique at Madison Avenue was a priority in my itinerary.

Apologies on the blurry photos! I had to be discreet at the store. The above is the Boxer Tote, smallest size but quite roomy and big for a girl of average height.

Do you believe that your bag and its contents actually reveal something about you?  I came to know Debbie from Handbag Therapy and based on the picture of my bag, she gave me an analysis of myself.

I sent a picture of my work bag. As you can see, I usually place my junk in a bag organiser so that I could change bag with ease.

I have a confession to make. Before last Friday, I have never heard of the “Pagodon”. Incepted in Spring 1998 at Paris, the Kenzo “Pagodon” is actually a cute little bucket bag inspired by elements from South-East Asia and Japan, when Kenzo’s creator Takada was born.