A truly unique and eye catching bag design is worth shelling out on, and this Botkier Orion shoulder bag is definitely unique.
The shape of this purse is the biggest selling point. It adds a wonderful dose of structure, and the firm quality of the smooth leather is a great contrast. I particularly enjoy the cute but subtle studding on the panels.
Of course, bright in-your-face fuchsia isn't going to suit everyone, and it is shame that you can't buy this unusual handbag in any other colours. In addition, I am not particularly a fan of the bright and somewhat garish silver chain handle. With the main body of this angular purse already so bright, a subtler metal shade would have made it look more luxurious.
All in all this is a pricey and unique evening bag that will get plenty of looks, but may be just a little too obvious for some.
More Features of this Hot Pink Botkier Purse
- Long drop handle
- Angular seam detailing
- Lambskin leather
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