, exuding vintage charm with their travel accessories. While both donned minimalist leather jackets, their luggage told a more colorful, nostalgic story.
Lipa, carrying a black Hermés bag adorned with an eclectic mix of keychains, a checkerboard claw hair clip, and a Hermès Twilly scarf, seemed to channel the spirit of the late Jane Birkin, known for her cluttered yet stylish aesthetic.
Turner, on the other hand, wheeled a silver Rimowa cabin case adorned with an array of luggage stickers, reminiscent of a bygone era of travel. These stickers, popularized in the 1900s by grand hotels like Hotel Sole in Palermo, Italy, and Hotel Europa in Costa Rica, served as both souvenirs and status symbols for travelers.
The resurgence of tangible mementos in the digital age is evident, with vinyl records and handmade crafts gaining popularity. Lipa’s collection of quirky bag charms reflects this trend, signaling a return to appreciating physical keepsakes.
In a world increasingly dominated by virtual connections, Lipa and Turner’s embrace of vintage travel accessories offers a refreshing nod to the past and a celebration of individuality.
