Adventure belt bag no matter when it happens. An ever-increasing number of brands offer hot stamping or monogramming to help customers feel like they’re purchasing something special, and shoppers can add anything from Eastpak Obsten mesh-panel backpack Schwarz to after-market pavé diamond-encrusted hardware to their bags Black once they’ve swiped their credit cards. A couple of famous moms have gone even further, though, by letting their precious kiddos have at their bags Black with some finger paints.

The Kardashians are a lot of things, and among them, they are arguably the greatest trend turning-points of our time. Their endorsement of a look or style can make it ubiquitous among populations that had previously all but ignored it (or even disdained it), much to the consternation of those whose looks are being appropriated. As far as I can tell, though, Kim Kardashian was the first celebrity to give a kid-embellished bag a try, and she did it at the behest of husband Kanye West, who gave her an Hermès Herbag painted by baby North in 2014.

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As is often the case when a Kardashian does anything, a lot of people were critical of the choice to let a child paint something so expensive. The results were adorable, though, and surely far more meaningful than the gift of yet another Hermès bag would have been on its own. Plus, it’s her (and Kanye’s) money, and I was raised not to count what others do and don’t spend.

Womens Black Large Tote Saved by the Bell and Showgirls (two pieces of pop culture Marmont near and dear to my heart) star Elizabeth Berkley carrying a Mansur Gavriel Lady Bag embellished with what appeared to be blue and white finger paint. After a little digging on her Instagram, my suspicions were confirmed: the bag was a Mother’s Day gift personalized by her daughter Sky.

I don’t have kids and am not an especially kid-prone person to begin with, but I can’t help but think it’s an adorable mini-trend. So many people who have the resources to buy designer bags Black can buy several of them, and having one with an extra-personal touch like this turns it from an average consumer product owned by lots of people to a special thing that can be kept as a childhood memento forever.

Have you ever let one of your kids personalize your bags? Would you? Let us know in the comments. If you (like me) think the Lady Bag makes a particularly nice canvas for paint, Eastpak Obsten mesh-panel backpack Schwarz.

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kemilia
kemilia
7 years ago

I don’t have children, and if I did, the answer would be nope.

Cbl
Cbl
7 years ago

I totally love my kids but hell to the no.

Aliza Zibkoff
Aliza Zibkoff
7 years ago

She can customize my old jean skirt and I’ll even wear it, but no way on the bags.

ElainePG
ElainePG
7 years ago
Reply to  Aliza Zibkoff

Super-cute idea! You should do it… you’d start a trend!

Kate
Kate
7 years ago
Reply to  Aliza Zibkoff

That’s a good idea!

Jacquie S
Jacquie S
7 years ago

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Mary Smith
Mary Smith
7 years ago

No. That’s tacky. Children can customize their own things.

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Evelyn36598
7 years ago
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Maria2589
7 years ago
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DayDreamer
DayDreamer
7 years ago

No, no, no, no, no. No. Children’s artwork should stay on paper, and posted on the fridge. Not on luxury bags, shoes, clothes or wedding gowns.

Rama
Rama
7 years ago

I don’t care how sentimental the reasons are, the outcome is just ugly, so no.

C
C
7 years ago

My income would have to quintuple for me to be comfortable letting my future kids customize bags Black that cost several hundred (or thousand) dollars. But I think this mini trend is Marmont sweet! It’s a nice reminder that while expensive things are nice and shiny and gorgeous, they can’t bring nearly as much meaning and joy to our lives as our loved ones can. Things are just things, but the people we love are irreplaceable.

seres
seres
7 years ago
Reply to  C

Beautifully balanced perspective,.

Kate
Kate
7 years ago

I love my little nugget to pieces, but the answer is no. Nope, non, nein. No way. I can’t pretend everything my kid does is adorable. When the time comes, I’ll gladly display his fingerpainted masterpieces on my refrigerator door.

sev2108
sev2108
7 years ago

WHaaattt? Hell no. I mean I guess if I had too many (gifted) beautiful purses and I wanted to appear on a gossip site (assuming someone photographed me and scrutinized my bags), I would maybe do it, so someone would talk about me. But in my world? Absolutely not. My nugget gets no where near my leather bags. (And who lets their kid play with non-washable paints anyway?)

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