When it comes to designer handbags, borrowing is the new buying.
When I first moved to New York City and started attending events in the fashion circuit, I was wowed by how everyone dressed to the nines for every occasion. What impressed me even more, though? There seemed to be absolutely zero outfit repeating—sorry, Lizzie McGuire. In particular, I couldn’t help but notice many of my colleagues sporting new designer bags with every single look, and after a few months in the game, I finally learned their secret.
I considered splurging a time or two, but three things always held me back. First, my taste was ever-changing, and I never found one bag I could justify buying when I knew I might not love it forever. Second, I didn’t want to blow all my money on one purse when everyone around me had dozens to choose from. Third, I didn’t have a cool five thousand dollars lying around to drop on a handbag. Sound familiar? I realized I wasn’t the only one with this very first-world problem.
After loving it for a few months longer than expected—thanks, quarantine—I decided to swap it out for another bag to try out Vivrelle’s direct-to-member delivery experience. I selected another bold Chanel piece, this time a PVC and yellow calfskin leather backpack. The online selection process was a breeze, and my bag arrived quickly, packaged neatly in a box with a Vivrelle dust bag and return label for when it was time to send back.
Oh, and BTW, you don’t have to swap every month. If you love a bag so much you want to keep it the entire year, you totally can! Vivrelle is ideal for people who want a constant change-up, but who says you can’t rent one piece for six months and then decide you love it so much, you want to buy it for real?While I love an on-sale deal or a thrift store find as much as the next girl, I admit that my eyes light up when I see a designer handbag that checks all my boxes.
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