Birkins are not a status symbol anymore.

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• MA

  @MademoiselleSpends · 2 months ago · pinned

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• DR

  @DrEnglander1999 · 2 months ago

  Pro tip - if you want class and style, stay away from social media

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• AS

  @AshBen-AB · 2 months ago

  Whilst I understand the psychology behind it, I find the whole game of luxury and upper class as desperate and stupid as trying to gain it in the first place.

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• AD

  @AD-rl4jv · 2 months ago

  Never buy a bag for perceived status, buy it because you like and enjoy it.

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• RE

  @Readytoleavenow · 2 months ago

  I inherited my Birkin from my grandmother and love it. &nbsp;I will never sell it and I use it constantly. &nbsp;It reminds me of her and our lunches we used to have. &nbsp;I couldn’t care less what anyone else thinks of me or my bag.

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• HE

  @heartsmyfaceforever8140 · 2 months ago

  Imagine saving up to buy a bag and you’re simultaneously the reason why it lost its value

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• DE

  @delombre-alalumiere · 2 months ago

  “You see Birkins everywhere” … on social media. I rarely see some irl

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• MA

  @marklee1960 · 2 months ago

  SO glad I&apos;m not one of the people who gives a toot about this kind of thing.

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• MR

  @MrsStrawhatberry · 2 months ago

  Everything the Kardashians touch and promote looses appeal to people with class.

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• KI

  @kindkenyon · 2 months ago

  20k for a bag has an inherent lack of class.

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• MD

  @MD-cs7jd · 2 months ago

  Remember, upper class does not automatically mean elegant or of good taste.

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• RE

  @Rebeccasockmonkey · 2 months ago

  The idea of having to earn the &quot;privilege&quot; to buy a product is, to me, ludicrous, insulting, and a huge turn-off.

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