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The following article is on handbags for Beijing men:
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/01/17/news/rbag.php
I would love to hear your analyses.
Here are some highlights:
"People take it as a symbol of your identity," Zhou said, adding that for many men the bag signifies professional success.
In fact, Shi said, some men do not consider one bag to be enough. "They buy a new bag for every season."
Whether tucked under the arm, or swinging jauntily from the wrist or shoulder, the handbags embody not only status, but a certain style.
"Beijing is very casual," said Shi, noting that many of the capital's men forgo suits and ties in favor of relaxed outerwear like sweaters or cotton or wool jackets. "A briefcase doesn't fit in with local style..."
Shu Jienan, 55: "I think it makes me look more successful."
http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/01/17/news/rbag.php
I would love to hear your analyses.
Here are some highlights:
"People take it as a symbol of your identity," Zhou said, adding that for many men the bag signifies professional success.
In fact, Shi said, some men do not consider one bag to be enough. "They buy a new bag for every season."
Whether tucked under the arm, or swinging jauntily from the wrist or shoulder, the handbags embody not only status, but a certain style.
"Beijing is very casual," said Shi, noting that many of the capital's men forgo suits and ties in favor of relaxed outerwear like sweaters or cotton or wool jackets. "A briefcase doesn't fit in with local style..."
Shu Jienan, 55: "I think it makes me look more successful."