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While I did enjoy the article “Rise of the Superfakes” [June 10], it’s a shame nothing was mentioned about the conditions these bags are made in and how little the workers are receiving, compared to the on-seller. Surely, that should be a concern before purchase?
David Jeffery
Geelong, Vic
“Rise of the Superfakes” was mind-boggling. However, there is something pleasing about carrying a smart handbag, but not necessarily a designer one. I married in the 1950s aged 21, and over the years my husband enjoyed buying me quality leather handbags. My collection became vast and now, 67 years on, I have given nearly all away, as I prefer a large tote when shopping. I no longer go to events where a smaller smart bag is needed, but I have beautiful memories around bags I have kept, especially the soft brown leather bag my 16-year-old daughter bought me in Florence on a school tour years back. It is just too lovely to part with. A good bag does indeed make you feel more special and as actress Jane Birkin has said, if it’s a copy of a designer bag, it doesn’t matter!
Felicity Rooney
Sale, Vic
Dicey Topics
Drag queens… I love ’em. As a child in pre-war London I watched pantomimes with the “two ugly sisters” (both men in drag). I saw “old Mother Riley” (in drag) and her daughter Kitty (really his wife). I loved Some Like It Hot, and who could forget Danny La Rue and his wit, style and charm! Wake up folks, men have entertained us in drag for centuries!!
Myra Fisher
Brighton East, Vic
Modern Guru
In a recent submission to Modern Guru [May 20], D.L. of Brighton East made reference to “post pandemic”, suggesting that we are somehow in that era. My better half runs the very full and very busy COVID-19 ward at our local hospital. She works 12-hour-days, hits 22,000 steps most shifts and brings admin work home on evenings and weekends. Deaths are still sadly frequent, as recently as today. There’s no “post pandemic” here – how does one respond so such causal suggestions that there is?
DE
Werribee South, Vic
The writer of the best letter to the editor for this issue will win a Lanerossi throw rug, woven in Italy from a fine wool blend. RRP$550. The June 10 winner was Joseph Ting of Kelvin Grove, Qld.
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