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Pauls's Boutique - Chavvy or Quirky? |
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I'm not familiar with the clothes but not keen on the bags. It's not really my style, I think they look a bit cheap and trashy TBH.
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Thanks for the post as i just brought the bag on the front page. £60 is a bit much but looks cool
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The bigger bags I would deem 'quirky' enough so I got my missus some but everything else is gads!!
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Around where I live, the only girls you see carrying Paul's Boutique bags are your typical caked in make up tarts with fake nails, fake hair, fake tans etc. So I would say, yes, they are pretty chavvy.
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I like this one but it's too expensive imo. http://www.pauls-boutique.com/default.aspx?scid=1&pid=5.
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Around where I live, the only girls you see carrying Paul's Boutique bags are your typical caked in make up tarts with fake nails, fake hair, fake tans etc. So I would say, yes, they are pretty chavvy.
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I'm afraid I would have to agree. It's either that or entire gangs of teenage girls all wearing the same (well they look the same to me) coats.
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iv got to admit, i do like some of the bags. but i don't like any clothing by Pauls Boutique. those leopard print hoodys are just vile!
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Chavvy as...
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Chavvy. Such a big, ugly logo!
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I have a toy (ssh! Don't let him hear that!) mouse called Petit B'lin, so I like to imagine that the 'I <3 PB' thing is his fan club growing.
Having said that though, I think the bags are pretty hideous. But then I have a patchwork handbag made of old skirts of my granny's, so I can't talk. |
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I have one, bought a couple years ago and still use it a lot to this day. I'm far from being chavvy, it's just my own personal taste. Some of the PB bags I have seen though I wouldn't be caught wearing, bit garish.
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A brand that's gone the way of Burberry now if you ask me.
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A brand that's gone the way of Burberry now if you ask me.
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Used to think it was quirky until all the chavs started wearing it.
Chavvy. |
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I'm not familiar with the clothes, but I don't like the bags at all. I find them very chavvy and I'm not a big fan of things with brand names plastered on the front, very tacky
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It's chavy. Jack Wills is far nicer for young people.
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A nasty, chavvy brand
![]() Leave it well alone, it just looks so tacky & naff |
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Hideous and chavvy.
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Not just chavvy, but downright vile!
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Tacky and chavvy.
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Anything can look "chavvy", it all depends on the person styling it. Saying that, it is a challenge to not look chavvy if you're wearing tracksuits in public though :/ Quote:
The Paul's Boutique bags have always caught my eye, mostly because they are quite elaborate designs and unique. However, I seem to wonder whether this is a sort of quirky, wacky trend or they are just plain-chavvy?
*If you haven't seen the bags before, here is the website - http://pauls-boutique.com/ Discalimer- I am not critiscising the bags, I am just asking for your opinions. Thanks! ![]() |
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A brand that's gone the way of Burberry now if you ask me.
I've never heard of Paul's Boutique but the stuff with the name all over it is horrible. |
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Very Chavvy.
Every time I see a Pauls Boutiqe coat, for example, it's being worn by a Charva scrote with orange makeup or false tan and a scrunchie tied in her hair so tight it looks like it's pulling her entire face back. I don't think I've seen or know of any fashionable, trendy or classy women wearing or owning a Pauls Boutique item. So best avoided. It's like Burberry of the late 90's early 2000's. Urgh! |
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Round here its kids under 12 that wear PB
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