let's paint the town red.

So, I was in the Chanel store the other day to check out the BOY collection (for the 100th time) and I was disappointed to be told that the gorgeous flat red colour is "out-of-stock" - again!!! Then it dawned on me, my chances of seeing this calf-leather beauty in the flesh is very slim - unless I wait until my overseas trip early next year!

Then, something else dawned on me. In most cases, if a red colour is available in a particular bag range, I'd automatically prefer the red over the rest.

Here are some more RED bags I am currently lusting over, however, cannot afford.

Alexander McQueen

Balenciaga

Zatchels Satchel bag

to-die-for Celine Boston bag

Fendi Classico bag in red

Gucci

YSL clutch

Golden Hue.

 L-R starting from top: Dior, Tom Ford, Prada, Gucci, Alexander Wang, Karen Walker, Miu Miu, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Linda Farrow, Victoria Beckham, Tom Ford, Oliver Peoples, Prada

Speed of light.

Owning a piece of luxury designer item is what some would define as "lucky". As times are getting tough, and we are nearing yet another (possible) economic crisis, consumers need to be more savvy with their spending.

Purchasing a pair of designer sunglasses will take both factors into consideration; owning a piece of designer item and spending wisely!

Some astronomical/scientific facts for you;
1. The sun shines approximately 300 days in Colorado (USA)
2. During 90 days of summer, the sun shines approximately 54 days in Australia.
3. UV Rays from the sun are harmful, sunglasses helps protect your eyes from these harmful rays.

As always, these answers are from google, if you're planning on using these answers on some millionaire quiz show, I'd advise you otherwise =P

Back to the point, sunglasses are a good investment as you will utilise its full potential by wearing them almost everyday! It is by far the most valuable, practical and cheapest option to owning something designer!

If only I practice what I preach *sigh*