Scrolling through social media you may notice that everyone’s talking about one bag—Coach’s Pillow Tabby Shoulder Bag 26. Coach was a major designer label in the ’90s and ’00s and we all wanted to get our hands on our very own bag covered in Cs. But somehow, they went out of fashion, until now. We have to thank Gen Z for that, as they’ve been trying to get their hands on Coach bags at thrift stores. Coach took notice and their newest bag, the Pillow Tabby, is giving us major Y2K vibes.

The fluffy, cloud-like bag, has been deemed the “bag of the year” and it features a smooth leather handbag with a snap-button front flap and interior zip pocket. It’s roomy enough to hold a phone, wallet, lipgloss, and other essentials. It even comes with two detachable leather straps, so you can wear it as a shoulder or crossbody bag.

The Pillow Tabby is even approved by the one and only Jennifer Lopez who starred in the campaign for the bag back in February. She’s holding the regular-sized as well as an larger-than-life iteration of the bag, while it casual, street clothes.

The bag is currently sold out it two of its four colors, but it’s still available in Ivory and Taffy. It will set you back $495. It’s more understated than the Coach bags we’re used to as its only branding is a monochrome C closure. But we’re here for it.

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Who hasn’t dreamed of owning a designer handbag? While many of us hope to one day own one, that day probably won’t be happening anytime soon, especially since we’re in the minds of a pandemic. So, how is it that so many social media users suddenly own designer handbags?

Knockoff handbags were once considered a huge fashion faux pas, but now they’re being shown all over TikTok and users are being praised for owning these reasonably priced bags. Many people are using DHgate, a Chinese e-commerce marketplace site that is pretty much like a foreign version of Amazon. Among their many products, they make designer dupes of handbags including Chanel, Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Louis Vuitton. And DHgate isn’t the only place users are buying designer dupes, they’re also turning to Amazon and AliExpress.

These fake designer bags are all about embracing an illusion of expensive taste—some of the orders even have fake luxury receipts and authenticity cards, so they can claim their bags are real.

We do have to mention that copying a designer or artist’s work is disrespectful and while buying these bags isn’t illegal, in the U.S. selling them is. So think twice before embracing this trend.

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Each year, there are more and more copies of luxury fashion garments, and bags are among the most popular items that are copied. According to Hypebeast, 5,300 copies of designer garments were confiscated in L.A. in August 2019 alone, so you can imagine how the numbers add up.

Luxury goods company LVMH decided to help put an end to this practice. The French conglomerate released an app that uses artificial intelligence to discover which designer bags are actually fake. The app is called Entrupy and it’s a part of their prestigious program La Maison des Startups.

Right now, the app supports validating the authenticity of bags by brands like Balenciaga, Chanel, Dior, Fendi, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès.

Each bag that enters this system goes through the authentication process while artificial intelligence uses around 500 data items about each product to determine if it’s real or fake. The app needs only a few seconds to generate the result, and it’s correct in over 99% of the cases.

Who would’ve known that the luxury fashion market would merge with technical developments one day?

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Scrolling through social media you may notice that everyone’s talking about one bag—Coach’s Pillow Tabby Shoulder Bag 26. Coach was a major designer label in the ’90s and ’00s and we all wanted to get our hands on our very own bag covered in Cs. But somehow, they went out of fashion, until now. We have to thank Gen Z for that, as they’ve been trying to get their hands on Coach bags at thrift stores. Coach took notice and their newest bag, the Pillow Tabby, is giving us major Y2K vibes.

The fluffy, cloud-like bag, has been deemed the “bag of the year” and it features a smooth leather handbag with a snap-button front flap and interior zip pocket. It’s roomy enough to hold a phone, wallet, lipgloss, and other essentials. It even comes with two detachable leather straps, so you can wear it as a shoulder or crossbody bag.

The Pillow Tabby is even approved by the one and only Jennifer Lopez who starred in the campaign for the bag back in February. She’s holding the regular-sized as well as an larger-than-life iteration of the bag, while it casual, street clothes.

The bag is currently sold out it two of its four colors, but it’s still available in Ivory and Taffy. It will set you back $495. It’s more understated than the Coach bags we’re used to as its only branding is a monochrome C closure. But we’re here for it.

The post Coach’s Pillow Tabby is the “It” Bag This Year appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Who hasn’t dreamed of owning a designer handbag? While many of us hope to one day own one, that day probably won’t be happening anytime soon, especially since we’re in the minds of a pandemic. So, how is it that so many social media users suddenly own designer handbags?

Knockoff handbags were once considered a huge fashion faux pas, but now they’re being shown all over TikTok and users are being praised for owning these reasonably priced bags. Many people are using DHgate, a Chinese e-commerce marketplace site that is pretty much like a foreign version of Amazon. Among their many products, they make designer dupes of handbags including Chanel, Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Louis Vuitton. And DHgate isn’t the only place users are buying designer dupes, they’re also turning to Amazon and AliExpress.

These fake designer bags are all about embracing an illusion of expensive taste—some of the orders even have fake luxury receipts and authenticity cards, so they can claim their bags are real.

We do have to mention that copying a designer or artist’s work is disrespectful and while buying these bags isn’t illegal, in the U.S. selling them is. So think twice before embracing this trend.

The post Everyone on TikTok is Buying Fake Designer Handbags appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Each year, there are more and more copies of luxury fashion garments, and bags are among the most popular items that are copied. According to Hypebeast, 5,300 copies of designer garments were confiscated in L.A. in August 2019 alone, so you can imagine how the numbers add up.

Luxury goods company LVMH decided to help put an end to this practice. The French conglomerate released an app that uses artificial intelligence to discover which designer bags are actually fake. The app is called Entrupy and it’s a part of their prestigious program La Maison des Startups.

Right now, the app supports validating the authenticity of bags by brands like Balenciaga, Chanel, Dior, Fendi, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Hermès.

Each bag that enters this system goes through the authentication process while artificial intelligence uses around 500 data items about each product to determine if it’s real or fake. The app needs only a few seconds to generate the result, and it’s correct in over 99% of the cases.

Who would’ve known that the luxury fashion market would merge with technical developments one day?

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