Thread: Juicy Couture MD Free Style Hobo

Juicy Couture MD Free Style Hobo



What is it about Juicy Couture? For some reason Juicy handbags are either a really big hit or a really big miss. Gela and Pam never do seem to find a happy medium, do they? A bag with a cute pattern like the one found in Deysa's post on the Juicy Couture Daisy Daydreamer Tote is one thing, but sometimes Juicy Bags can be outright gaudy. Pictured above we have an interesting looking bag from Juicy Couture. It's called the MD Free Style Hobo. It's constructed of soft and smooshy leather strips that are pieced together in a diagonal stripe pattern. Despite being labeled as a hobo bag, the style more resembles a belted shopper with its cinched top opening and fat bottom. The rolled handles with their 6.5" drop look comfortable, but I'm not really sure what those "decorative" push-locks located on each side of the bag are supposed to be for. They really seem to distract from an otherwise decent appearance. Hmm... is there any way you could cut those off?

Oh well, at least the Juicy Couture MD Free Style Hobo is reasonably priced at $395. The bag comes in light sweet sage, taupe, or black. However, it is currently only available in the black over at the Eluxury and the (official) Juicy Couture websites.

Check out the Juicy Couture MD Free Style Hobo at: Designer Handbags, Clothes, Designer Shoes and Louis Vuitton at eLUXURY

classic, i like it. <3

^^^ I like it too!!

I would like it too if it wasn't for those push-lock buckle thingies on the sides. It distracts from an otherwise classic-looking style.

Originally Posted by boysRsmelly

I would like it too if it wasn't for those push-lock buckle thingies on the sides. It distracts from an otherwise classic-looking style.

That is exactly what I was thinking. I don't really like the buckles. If the bag didn't have that extra hardware it would look so much more classic.

Class with a twist. I like.