Monday, February 14, 2011

Schooler Cooler

It's nearly time for this long summer to be over, and for timetables, early starts, packed out trains, coffee and warm weather clothes to once again rule my life, gladly. It's a very productive feeling packing a satchel in the morning full books and my Mac, knowing by the end of the day my head will be swimming with communication theories and the latest advice from one of my hardcore Journalist tutors ringing in my ears.

That's not the point of this post though - the point is that even though everyday routine is necessary in most people's lives - you don't have to feel dull doing it. Perhaps an outfit of neutral shades can be spiced up with a ruby red ballet flat, bright accessories, a funky hat or in keeping with the school theme - a funky yet functional satchel or oversized tote to hold all those important learning accessories, cigarettes and keep cup!



These coveted Proenza Schouler PS1 bags are hands down the most perfect everyday schoolgirl-chic look to finish any outfit. The extra large tobacco leather has perfect old school charm, whilst the updated coral and green leather gives the pop of colour that this season will be famous for. The downside? They'll cost you about three months rent. 

On the more affordable and still nice is the Luxe Lock Tote from Mimco. Great soft canvas for everyday wear, even though after the PS bags, this one makes me sigh a little bit and close my eyes wishing it was green..


I haven't done this before, but I've found this bag on eBay, from a seller who makes them in Mexico (and ships from London, don't stress). He's got a great range of these handmade beauties, all at very affordable prices. Great if you want something more original, and if you love that vintage look. find his eBay store at http://shop.ebay.com.au/jim_5elf/m.html


Something more to add to the wishlist.. along with a money tree!

G.

Oh, and this late addition by 3.1 Phillip Lim. I just came across it and it had to be included. 
Mmmmmmmmm... 






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