My recent holiday to New York, and Los Angeles for my 21st birthday was basically a tour of every store that sold handbags! As I’ve mentioned - probably repeatedly - I am an avid handbag collector. But the problem is, in Australia there is an eye-watering markup on designer goods. That’s why whenever I go to the US I stock up on handbags! While I love my designer bags I wouldn’t bring them everyday but only when I am 99% sure that nothing bad will happen to them. Factors lik

As my 21st birthday is less than a month away, I am scouring the net trying to find pieces to add to my wishlist. I’m not particularly a picky person in the general sense of the word but I can be quite difficult to shop for if you don’t know me very well. I don’t care much about the price tag, only the quality of a product. What makes me difficult to shop for is that I don’t adhere to the same outfit style. I could dress completely gothic one day, and then wear pastels that v

Firstly, thank you to the marketing team at Nicole Lee for sponsoring this post! Nicole Lee is an Los Angeles based handbag and accessories company who launched in 2004. They use only PETA approved Vegan leather to provide an animal friendly alternative to real leather and create beautiful designs that invigorate your wardrobe with it's colour and unique designs. For the review today is the Iris pattern Tote bag from the Nicole Lee Distributer in Australia. The feature point