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11 of the tackiest bags you'll probably want to buy

Embrace the tack!

Dec 16th 2018, 8:00 PM 6,305 Views 0 Comments

I’M THE FIRST to admit that some of my style choices are highly questionable.

I may or may not have bought a denim maxi dress last year thinking I could ‘make it work’ – I couldn’t and I’d imagine none of the people who considered buying it in my local charity shop could either.

yellow-neon-triple-zip-bum-bag Source: New Look

Well aware of this, I tend not to take myself too seriously when it comes to my wardrobe. Carefully considering my purchases but embracing the madness if I’m feeling inspired.

With that, I feel I have you prepared for the list of bags that now make up the bulk of my Christmas list.

While I’d never been a bag lady before, some of the latest releases from some of my favourite retailers have now convinced me otherwise.

The style that seems to be catching my eye? Pure tack.

Yep, I’m talking gaudy colours, lots of glitter and as many beads as possible.

Here are 11 that are ticking all the right boxes for me.

1. New Look

new look Source: New Look

2. PrettyLittleThing

PLT Source: PrettyLittleThing

3. Topshop

topshop 1 Source: Topshop

4. Missguided

missguided Source: Missguided

5. ASOS

10306901-1-silver Source: ASOS

6. Boohoo

boohoo1 Source: Boohoo

7. Monki

monki Source: Monki

8. Topshop

topshop 3 Source: Topshop

9. Skinny Dip

asos Source: ASOS

10. Boohoo

boohoo Source: Boohoo

11. Topshop

topshop Source: Topshop

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