Fast fashion online retailer Boohoo have unveiled their latest Check Duffle Bucket Bag, which is a Louis Vuitton dupe that will save shoppers almost £1.4k.
Priced at just £16.50, the LV dupe aims to mimic the iconic bag at a lesser cost without ever sacrificing on style, of course.
The bag is designed in a brown chequered pattern, with a drawstring to keep it securely tightened, as well as two straps that can be worn over the shoulder or crossbody.
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On the Boohoo website , the bag is offering a 25 per cent discount on the item, discounting the bag from £22 to £16.50.
This in comparison to the original 2019 NéoNoé bucket bag , which is fashioned from Damier Ebène canvas, that is currently sold for £1,410.
The NéoNoé is widely recognised as a Louis Vuitton staple, thanks to the iconic checkerboard Damier print- however, the bag made its beginnings as a bucket bag that was not even originally intended to carry personal belongings.
The house of Louis Vuitton, which was established in 1854, was initially opened as a luggage and packing shop, selling wardrobe cases and canvas steamer trunks to jet-setting royals and travelling explorers.
However, it was not until 1932, where the brand would receive a life changing order from a champagne producer.
Requesting a bag that appropriately fitted champagne bottles, the Noé was soon born.
The bucket bag, which successfully carried five bottles of bubbly, came with a drawstring which prevented the bottles from clinking or breaking.
The rest, as they say, is history. Noted as a happy accident, the legendary bag has evolved to be an accessory must-have for handbag lovers everywhere, as the Noé continues to be produced today, alongside newer variations.
To find out more about the Boohoo item listed, you can visit the Boohoo website by clicking here .
In other Boohoo related news, shares in the retailer, as well as ASOS, have plummeted due to the cost of living crisis.
According to recent reports, there has been a significant link between the increase in returns and inflationary pressure, which has impacted customers’ buying habits.
ASOS have announced that Jose Antonio Ramos Calamonte has since been appointed as chief executive, after working as a chief commercial officer.
Calamonte has detected that a sharp rise in return rates coincided with increases in National Insurance contributions, as well food, energy and fuel prices.
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