Have you seen Lee bags by Tory Burch and considered them as a wise and affordable alternative to the Hermes Kelly? If so, you were right. These bags are truly a study in elegant, understated design. The smaller version is infinitely feminine, while the larger version exudes sophistication. Both have a rich history behind them. The Lee Bag is named after American socialite and style icon Lee Radziwill (also known as Princess Lee), a woman whom Burch always admired for her fearlessly unique style. This collection contrasts structure and softness, crafted from a mix of materials that age beautifully over time. The small size, carried with a top handle, is dressy enough for evening wear, with its sleek magnetic T-accented lock-and-key closure hardware. The larger models are perfect for polished office looks, thanks to their minimalist design and spacious interiors. The Lee Radziwill Double Bag elevates any outfit, regardless of size, and gives it a polished, put-together vibe. Lee bags come in a range of colors and finishes, including cool woven styles and exotic leathers (our favorite for evening wear!). So, you can opt for everyday neutrals or go for a statement bag. LTKeurope LTKstyletip LTKitbag

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