Rebecca Minkoff Leopard-Print Canvas Tote
Confession: when I was at the mall last week, I went into a store and saw a turquoise and black leopard-print silk top and WANTED IT SO BAD. So much about it was not my style – the frills it had at the collar, the banded waist, the neckline that wouldn’t allow me to wear a bra, which is not an optional garment in my neck of the woods.
It was shiny and 80s and more than a little tacky, and I loved it all the more as a result. Sadly, the store was sold out of my size and I didn’t have the heart to send a salesgirl searching through the stacks in the back, having had to search through those stacks at a long-ago jobs once myself. However, I might have found a suitable substitute in handbag form: the Rebecca Minkoff Leopard-Print Canvas Tote.




I know, I know, you were hoping to see another fabulous 
As you can imagine, the Rebecca Minkoff Leopard Baby Bag inspires a multitude of questions. Chief among them, however, is one that has been at the back of my mind since I started writing for this blog: why are baby bags so often patterned?
I can completely envision the quintessential
There’s nothing that makes me think of summer quite like a cool white bag. Warm whites (with ivory undertones) always make me think of ski slopes and winter, but cool white (with blue undertones) makes me want to sip a Corona with lime someplace warm, sandy, and virtually deserted.
I was completely taken off guard when I came across this tote. When I looked at it, I thought 

