Kipling SS09
Posted February 20th, 2009 at 5:35 pm by Sueann ChongBe prepared to go ape over the latest Kipling collection. It’s got the JUICE troop jumping in excitement and beating their chests. So why are we going bananas over a bunch of bags? Well, we are lovers of colour and pretty things – which sums up the new Basic and Hip range.
Let’s get down to Basic(s) here. This collection is a tribute to the 80s so expect lots of fluorescent brights and jazzy shapes. The 3 different styles in this collection are Uki – envelope bags, Kyna – a new take on the classic swimming bag, and Alvar – a multipurpose zipper bag. Since all 3 designs come in different colours, you can pick the perfect shape and hue for you.
There’s also the Hip range which is an array of lacquered bags in bold, summer colours. Choose from large and practical carriers like the Fara, a day bag like Katie or party wristlets such as the Arlene. All bags come with a metallic monkey clip . You think cool, we think you should stop monkeying around and swing by a Kipling store now.
Kipling’s latest collection is available at all Kipling stores. More at www.kipling.com.

















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