Everybody has a staple pack of sorts. Your dad has a duffel pack. Perhaps your grandma has a shopping sack. Furthermore you? You may be the pleased manager of an It sack. At the same time have you truly made that exemplary, covetable piece your own? It's an inquiry for the ages: In an ocean brimming with indistinguishable totes, how does one emerge from the swarm? Take signals from the tuft toting, keychain-flying, and sticker-sprinkled pack transporters in the city at Milan Fashion Week. For them, it was about the great blend of kitschy-charming extras: touristy-dangly things going from a Hawaiian doll to a conceptual strawberry, or stickers running the extent of toon eyeballs to lively letters. What's more its not simply the styling of the day in Milan; Vogue.com's Style Editor Edward Barsamian has been spotting his rucksacks with eccentric pins since secondary school. "I like including stickers and keychains in light of the fact that it takes the value out of the sack," says Barsamian, who's been known to mortar his Birkin pack with Supreme stickers. "Rather than it being this tenuous thing, it comes back to what it should be—an utilitarian thing with touches of singularity." Well said—and well done. When its all said and done, let's be honest: Bags are a dime twelve, yet a carryall with appeal and identity is an uncommon breed in reality.
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