the blogosphere set rules

hat does it mean to be fashionable? a line of smart everyday handbags, was impressively picked up by Opening Ceremony Gucci cluthes, Harvey Nichols in London and Lane Crawford in Hong Kong. Designed by Sarah Law, who worked as an accessories designer at Gap, the line, including a pebble leather backpack that keeps selling out, is easy, cool and affordable. (The name is borrowed from one of her favorite activities, karaoke.) “I don’t really buy things that are over $1,000,” Ms. Law said of her moderate pricing. “I’ve maybe done it once in my life, and it was a really big deal.” Her new resort collection has backpacks and smaller stowaway bags in speckled cream calf-hair and mesh, Well, we live in an era of “people’s choice.” With a billion selfies being pinged via Instagram or other means across cities and continents, there is a group mentality operating. The constantly changing

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