Blithe Spirit
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She is looking much more sophisticated. Of course, the H helps.
I have a 50cm and they are a good bit larger.
Thanks to my DH
I'm going to get myself on a Birkin wait list but haven't decided yet which colour I'll get. 
), black, golden beige or camel beige?HAC's are taller than Birkins hence the reason it looks so large....And yes I agree it's a lovely bag and she does wear it well.

Fully aware of the differences between the two models. I still think it looks big for a 40cm HAC, but not claiming to be an expert at measuring with my eye.![]()
As much as I love it I do feel it's kinda large for a day bag...I know from my experience with my HAC and walking and carrying it around smaller can sometimes be better (less weight....) As long as you can get your goodies all inside...Maybe Katie needs lot's and lot's of stuff like books and what have you....

i'm considering getting a birkin, but i'm wondering if i'll look strange with one...
how did you all know that it was the bag for you?
and do you feel they look best on someone of a certain age/sophistication/etc.
Things of such great quality that last are always a good investment.
I think you should go with your original idea of the parchemin Birkin. I don't think you will have some of the soiling issues that go along with white bags which are not very forgiving. If you want to do white, how about a combo of white clemence and toile? That is a chic and timeless combo, and IMO looks much better than just an all white bag. As far as hardware is concerned, I think either gold or palladium would work with any of the above colors.
Also wanted to mention that a member of another forum mentioned owning 3 white Hermes bags, and she had maintenance problems with all three. I actually think that toile is easier to keep clean than a white bag and I have three toile bags that I use for summer. The coating on it repels dirt.
Hope this helps!
