Ubiquitous as they are [and not especially attractive] I've never understood the appeal of
those Anya Hindmarch bags and their numerous descendents. Perhaps it makes me terribly snobbish but I feel weary just typing the name. Everyone could, of course, just use any other decently sized non-plastic bag out of the hundreds of thousands [millions?] of different decently sized non-plastic bags available to our greedy paws, rather than feeling the need to point out what our bags are not. There are after all an awful lot of very attractive bags around that I certainly wouldn't care to throw away. Who knows... maybe I could even do my shopping in them. There's a thought.

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Fashion Indie at Cafepress.com]
But I suppose this version is briefly more amusing than all the other ripoffs.
Sigh.
Can they all go away now, please?