This Bag Makes Me Look Cooler Than I Am!

Everyone knows that I’m slightly bag obsessed, so when I had the opportunity to check out this gorgeous, fashionable mommy bag by Rian Handbags, I was really excited!� I just love functional diaper bags that do not look like they are carrying diapers, and the Rian Handbag did not disappoint AT ALL.

Rian Handbags are the product of designers Julie and Rian Berry, who set out to design fashionable yet functional handbags with artistic elements incorporated into each bag.  There are three mommy bags to choose from: a tower mommy bag that features a Paris city scene with mommies pushing strollers in front of the Eiffel Tower, a bay mommy bag that features a San Francisco scene, and a cab mommy bag that features a NYC scene.

I have the Tower Mommy Bag. It’s a great size to pack up with bottles/sippy cups, diapers, wipes, snacks, and even a change of clothes.  The organization inside the bag is fabulous - there’s a bunch of pockets in a variety of sizes to hold everything from bottles to sunglasses.  The included changing pad is small, and doesn’t take up too much room in the bag.  Like most leather bags, it is a little heavy, but is certainly not too heavy to carry.  However, it’s really the design that makes this bag special.  The Paris city scene is bright and vibrant, and the pattern is silk screened on the leather one color at a time.  As a result, it’s almost “baked in” to the leather, and is absolutely beautiful.  Everytime I carry this bag, it attracts lots of attention!

Check out Rian Handbags at http://www.rianhandbags.com/.� With the coupon code MFS, you can save 25% off the price of any bag until 3/31/08.


Category: Diaper Bags/Mom Bags
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Posted: January 23, 2008

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