It’s July 1st, which indicates that today we’ve officially made it with half of 2020—wow! As we go into the 7th month of the year as well as the official begin to summertime is behind us, the countdown to autumn begins. While it may seem a bit odd to begin speaking about autumn just as the temperatures begin to rise, fashion enthusiasts understand that the hot weather condition indicates one thing: autumn arrivals are on the horizon.
Earlier this week we took a look at bag pre-orders from a few of our preferred brands like Prada, Gucci, Bottega Veneta as well as more. though these bags won’t make it into our hands for a few months, it’s at this time around when brands provide us a much better look at the details of their newest bags. prior to pre-order season, consumers normally only get a look of what’s to find for an upcoming season either by means of a brand’s runway shows as well as lookbooks, or by means of social media.
Once on the internet merchants listing bags for pre-order, would-be purchasers can get an thorough look at a bag’s color options, dimensions, interior capability as well as more. It’s these details that are essential when choosing if a bag that catches your eye is practical sufficient to really warrant a purchase. To sum it up, now is the time to begin planning your autumn bag buys. That is, if you plan to make a purchase this autumn at all.
Earlier this year we asked what your purse goals for 2020 were, as well as lots of of you discussed the concept of buying your own closets, as well as whether it was foreshadowing what was to find this year, the act of appreciating (and using) what we already own has ended up being a lot more appropriate than ever. With unemployment hitting an all-time high as well as services being required to scale back on payroll, lots of will continue to reassess exactly how they shop.
However just like any type of resolution or pact we make with ourselves, often as time uses on we make exceptions to new rules, as well as as purse enthusiasts often something comes along that we need to have. So as we step into the second half of 2020 we want to know: are you on a bag-buying ban still or are you in the midst of easing up? Do you plan to make a purchase this fall?