The MSCHF collective sells luxury bags for 40 dollars
Prada, Fendi and Hermès finally accessible.
After standing out with the Satan Shoes of Lil Nas X (Air Max 97) or the sale of 1,000 drawings by Andy Warhol, only one of which was authentic, the MSCHF collective is once again attacking the company ofConsumption to better denounce the flaws.
For its 66th collection, the New York collective is expanding the world of luxury and fashion, or rather its aspiring influencers.Those who want at all costs to be to the point of making believe that they are part of this HAPPY Fews circle.
It is not uncommon to see Instagram publications of influencers in the middle of luxury bags, either because they display the result of their shopping day (real or fantasized), either because they win all or part ofWhich is visible on the screen.For 40 dollars, the dream is within clicks.
The Onlybags site offers purchasing bags straight out of a Fendi, Prada, Burberry, Rolex, Hermès or Supreme store for the single sum of 40 dollars.The bag is empty, it is at best cardboard at the worst plastic, but the illusion will be perfect to come and feed your publications on social networks: "If you cannot consume - and you know that you cannot, not, not,At the desired level, not at the level of that presented by social networks and the mediatized fiction of the life of celebrities - you can at least reach the aesthetics of this consumption.And it's not nothing !"Explains the manifesto of the site.
Onlybags thus proposes to take one of these external signs of wealth to parade in town.To push the vice a little further, these luxury bags rub shoulders with "simple" sephora shopping bags, the famous Ikea blue bag or a classic supermarket bag at the same price as their luxury version.
The idea is not completely absurd since it is not uncommon to see some people reuse these famous bags or sell them online on ebay or vined.
With Onlybags you now have a "common visual element with celebrities".You are neither famous nor rich, but "at least you look rich".And today, whether we are sorry or not, that means a lot.
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