Its Coach which is already on the lower end of "luxury" bags, especially their ugly, printed denim nonsense. Not only that, its ratty and shredded to shit. Your purse and/or wallet, from what i have been taught, should always be in proper condition. Even if something is old, you can still take care of it. Its the same as leather shoes scuffed down to their bare bones. That tells me that you as a person do not care enough to take care of yourself. You can bet your ass when i was broke to shit, wearing shoes with collapsed insoles to work, that i made those puppies shine and always reglued the soles back on when they started to peel again. Its the same as hemming pants.... you can be living paycheque-to-paycheque and still take the time to take care of your belongings so you don't look like a hot mess that has given up. Letting that happen is equal to being fat. Not taking care of staple belongings of yours presents and says as much about you as a person as being a fat. That, also the material of the shoes and the fake, plastic cork of the wedges scream "$10 at Ardene/Wet Seal/ the American equivalent" which isn't inherently bad, but you mix cheap with pricey to not look like a $20 hooker. Material of that dress is a known go-to that will fray and tear after a few washes. Its called 'Fast Fashion' a la Forever 21. Even the moral implications of shopping at those types of stores is the equivalent of eating each meal at McDicks. Watch the documentary 'The True Cost' then go from there to see what supporting those companies does to communities around the globe.