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- Handbag Clinic is a luxury service in London that restores, authenticates, and resells designer handbags and shoes. Cofounder Charlotte Staerck walks us through how one of Handbag Clinic's artisans restores a white Sharpie-stained Chanel Grand Shopping Tote. This includes wiping the bag with stain remover to remove the top layer of ink, using a bristle brush with cleaning foam to get more ground-in ink out, and repainting the bag.
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When I was 3 I scribbled in green marker on the bottom of my Mothers brand new $2,500 Louis Vuitton purse. She still carries it and asks me to re-do my scribble when it wears away. I’m 27 now.
Edit: I’m 29 now and re-did the same bag scribble today on her request.
that's a way better thing to do, it makes your kid feel happy and important, gotta say props to your mom :)
That's exactly what I would've done because that's literally a rare item.
Lol if that were me I'd have gotten screamed at ha
But bruh is in the bottom
@@ph0n1xz ya but still like $2,500!!
First, we remove maybe half of the ink
Then, yolo, just paint over it
They removed as much as possible chemicals to prevent it the from further penetrating the material before repainting. The chemicals could deteriorate the leather.
The removed surface ink, washed it and dyed it again... 🤣 not a total restoration as if the whole bag was damaged ✌
well, a 2000£ bag doesn't justify top grade restoration work. they mostly cleaned and prepped the leather so that the paint would stick well.
@@iamwisdomsky u ruined the jokeeeeeee
@@SunnyStarzz I didn't ruin anything boomer.
On the plus side, more people have gotten to see and appreciate Annabelle's drawing than she likely ever thought possible. So, there's that. 😅
Brilliant
Hahahaha
No wonder some kids think they are perfect and can do no wrong.
@@ColoringKaria not gonna lie it looked better than the current Golden Goose lineup 😂
the art was more valuable than the bag. this is a choice to destroy unique self expression for the sake of exploiting the value of a commodity.
I like that the people who own these expensive products are thoughtful enough to have them fixed /repaired instead of looking for an excuse to buy another.
I believe this purse is resale, not being restored by/for the previous owner.
I would neither waste my money on a $3,000 accessory or have kids. But if i did, and if they did this to it, then they would be paying for it with everything including their Christmas gifts until it's paid off. If that seems wrong, well it's called discipline, unless you want your brats to grow up crying that "capitalism failed them" and spraypainting "acab" everywhere like cringy little edgelords.
Although, if you own something that expensive, you would think that you'd protect it a little better. Everyone knows you can't have nice things. Not with those little beasts running around.
If the repair is as expensive as a new one, buy a new one if you have no emotional attachment to the product.
Chanel no longer makes this style, so the owner actually can't purchase a new one.
Honestly buying one in the first place is dumb enough but I wouldn't think someone stupid enough to do it twice instead of just fixing and patching it up
"We use a special ink remover..." Ok, so y'all use Isopropyl alcohol, got it.
Sssshhhh don't reveal the secret recipe!!!!
That is exactly what I thought 💭 🤣🤣
Exactly what I was thinking
Or something like White Spirit. There are lots of thinners that can be used.
Your comment was the only reason I clicked into the comments section.
does this remind anyone else of the "You spilled lipstick in my Valentino white bag" vine?
Yes 🤣
yup 😂
Lol yeah
“YOU SPILLED whaabshsg”
You spilled khwawakhwawawakhwa LIPSTICK IN MY VALENTINO WHITE BA-
When I was a child my mom made sure that people didn’t put things up for us because we needed to learn that not everything was ours to draw on. We had paper. We had markers. We did not draw on walls. We did not draw on other people’s belongings. You never know what is important to someone. That could be their grandmothers purse that was left to them. To me it’s crazy not to teach your kids to respect other people’s boundaries.
I'm sure in the YOUNG CHILD'S eyes, this pretty white bag was the _perfect_ canvas 🤭
[But yes, respect others belongs.]
I bet she learned her lesson after this 😋
Erin, I soooo appreciate your comment!!
And feel the same way!
I myself never felt the need to draw on walls and such!! It's so stupid!
I draw a lot though, on paper!
But I don't get your comment when you said "my mom made sure that ppl didn't PUT THINGS UP for us"???
What do you mean?!?!
@@Witchy-Wonderland they can encourage their child to keep drawing pictures and let them know they love it when they draw for them but that they need to do it on appropriate surfaces otherwise they will be in trouble if it happens again, and point out that mommy had to have the drawing removed, so she would love it if she drew on paper instead so that she can keep it. 🙂
@@bluebellcrushedvelvet if we went over to our grandmothers house for example my mother encouraged her to leave out breakables, etc. floral teacups come to mind. We weren’t allowed to touch them, we were allowed to look at them but not touch. It was an important lesson for us to learn, even at 3-4 years old. Not everything was ours to play with.
My mom did however make sure we always had things to occupy us. We always had snacks and drinks and toys and coloring supplies. She was very organized about our outings. She gave us all the tools we needed to behave ourselves when we were out and about. I am almost 30 now and I still get people coming up to me telling me how my sister and I were such good kids when we were little. Mostly I think that was my mom. If you leave kids hungry, bored, tired, with nothing to do they’re going to get into trouble. You haven’t given them an alternative.
Anyway, welcome to my TED Talk. Lol
Just wanna say I appreciate how sane, level-headed and balanced this comment thread is. You all sound like lovely people.
For everyone wondering why they can resell the bag at 85-95% of the original price and/or why the owner doesn't just buy a new one: Chanel doesn't make this style anymore. You can literally only buy it secondhand. So if someone really wanted that style, they would pay that price. That color is also a very neutral, classic Chanel color, so it holds value even better.
Do yall notice the second star was starting to get filled? Haha that was probably the part where the kid got caught. Lol
You are the second best. I mean you are the best but I already said that to an earlier comment that pointed this out (I hadn't noticed), and I want to be consistent
Haha I didn’t even notice, but you’re probably right
@ haha bro,
This man hungry 😭
@@acidicjerk218 what
I hope they gave Annabelle to a nice family in the countryside after this.
lmaooo😭
Anne with an E
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😭
I came here for the comments and I am satisfied...
I would've kept it as is, looks like some weird urban street wear collab 😎
Thinking the same thing
Yup
bro, be joking
Not really
Yeah, just put an off white tag on it and you're set
Pro tip: the ink in Permanent Markers is Solvent Based. If you draw a line directly over an existing line, that solvent breaks down the old ink, and you can wipe it right off. Not sure how well it would work on something as porous as leather, but it works great on most other materials.
It will only work on non-porous surface like plastic, glass or even faux leather but since this bag is genuine leather this trick won't work here.
@@ad08star I figured, but I’ve never tried it. I’ve used it mostly on Steel, Stainless Steel, plastic and glass. On those hard, non-porous surfaces it works like a charm.
what solvent are you talking about?
my humanity is restored knowing other people also prefer the version with annabelle's drawing
I think it’s a sweet little picture.
It's so cute. The drawing looks like Little My from the Moomins.
Seriously, I would have worn it with pride!! This drawing was so cute and the details were incredible!
mhm
Yeah right?
Plot twist: Kid who did the drawing becomes world famous painter 20 years from now
Nah he gets rejected from art class
@ImAProudIndian why not both?
Plot twist: showed other side of the bag as restored.
@ImAProudIndian Ahh another BRILLIANT comment . We are totally in sync with this one!!
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Am I the only one who thinks the drawing is actually cool and looks much better with it? It looked unique
Exactly! So precious ❤ It would be an awesome gift to pass down to Annabelle when she’s older
kinda sad that glorious drawing isn’t going to get to stay on the bag
kinda sad that glorious child isn't going to get to stay on the earth
Well at least the kid isn't going to stay in the family also
Anyone want a tote bag (And other items) with the drawing? Search for: Sharpie-Stained on Redbubble and you will find it.
I would have used with the drawing. It has became an awesome design piece
Lol
The child prolly got yeeted after the mom found out bout this
Bruh my mom would have hanged me if I did that to her purse
Its fine 20 years ago but now it means a child execution
The mom probably saw Kim Kardashian's and wanted the same thing then took it in for cleaning when she got sick of it.
"That's the kind of thing 30 years from now we'll look back and laugh at right mom?"🤣
This bag had ANNABELLE WITH A BAG on it. Was perfect
plot twist: they showed us the other side of the bag
(But in seriousness: the bag is different from the other side; doesn't have the logo on the back, but a pocket).
LMAO-
Also good to see you here, Yuno. How’s the fight with Zenon going?
In this day and age, I'm sure they're all handwork On what they're doing here.
Hahahhahaha
This bag only has the CC embossed on one side of the bag
That bag got some attention from mommy and so little Annabelle had to remind mommy what her priorities are...
You ain’t wrong…Lol👍😂
So sad but so true.
Not every mother is a good mother
@Gallentean thank god no but I saw with my eyes
@Gallentean am in 3rd world country I see idiot ppl
They actually just de-valued the bag. Its no longer a one of a kind statement piece.
When I saw this bag I thought it was one of those limited editions….
To be fair in the future standards will be so low things like these would sell for over 10 grand
@@icrushchildrensdreams4556 they already do
It looked better before
….. yeah tell that to the person they potentially want to sell it to in the future. Designer hand bags like this are an investment piece because their value increases over time. Besides, it’s her bag, so she can do what she likes, including having it restored when her toddler draws on it with sharpie.
The fact that the eyelets weren’t removed or even covered and they just painted right over them…
They clean them afterwards
that's not a complete sentence
I'm not one for expensive handbags as I don't really like purses. I can't justify the prices either. However, I do own a little LV backpack that was gifted to me by my dad. I know it was pretty expensive and while I didn't ask for it, I'm grateful to have it. If my child, niece, or whoever drew on it, I'd be upset. Idk why there are so many comments upset that the drawing was removed. If I had kids, I'd make it incredibly clear what is and isn't okay to draw on. I'd try my best to explain you don't touch other people's stuff. Although I would also have my expensive items locked up tight.
Get over with internet comments. People just use it as a place to complain etc. In real life I think very few people with those comment will actually let their kids draw on their items. Education your kids is also a part of the responsibility of being parents. Your kids like drawings? Perfect! Teach him/her draw on the paper instead of someone else's clothes, items etc.
Yeah exactly I totally understand why a parent would still ask for it to be cleaned off
Its 50/50
Its the thought that counts
But like if they key'd a doodle on a car... Like that's nice but that crossing boundaries
When they're older and have kids they'll understand
Its not that you don't love or appreciate them
But you can't support everything
There are things you can and can't do
And they'll understand that as well one day
Exactly. It's not a matter of "appreciating/loving your kid", it's a matter of respecting other people's belongings. I literally cried when my little niece drew over one of my sketchbooks when I was a teenager, and in all honesty, I'd still cry if a kid drew over my artworks now as an adult 😂 And they didn't even cost money, just my time and dedication.
Of course, that doesn't mean the child should be punished, maybe just a warning and a talk, but it's not something you can just brush off, either.
@@Selakora Maybe you should just give him more paper to draw on. Maybe it's a future artist, that's trapped inside...
Value With kids drawing: $2 million
Value without kids drawing $3000
No it’s in £ not $. £1,900 is over $2,600
@@kenzieaarons5609 not sure what you're talking about
@@jonblablabla1014 your currency is incorrect. Your using Dollars, while the video uses pounds.
@@graysonwells21 actually the title of the video says $3,000
The value is priceless with the drawing
Making, maintenance & restoration for luxury items a word "special" to every sentence you making is a must.special ink remover,special soluble.Just said alcohol & hand soap.
Ong
I never really liked to accesorise myself but my dad once got me a hermes headband and I never asked for it. However, I liked it so much, I only wore it for special things, kept it in the same box with the ribbon, ironed it super carefully and made sure nothing gets on it. If someone like my niece or nephew was to scribble on it, I would be so upset. it is worth $250+ but in my heart for my dad to give me something like that, it is something that can't be replaceable. i don't care if it's by someone i love, this things means more than you would understand. i really hate it when people touch my stuff. I don't think i would have kept it if I was the lady here. Sure, it's lovely, but I really wouldn't want it there.
"Oils and leathers don't mix."
"So now we'll add some oils to the leather."
ABHA
And you need to oil leather to extend its life. That statement made no sense.
Oil and leather mix so well oil based paints get deep
@@katya_fhs She has no vocabulary. She probably wanted to say something like, "In the case of oil-based *inks*, it's regrettable that oil and leather mix as well as they do..." - but she turned fashionista handbag bimbo and should employ a writer.
The portrait of Anna expresses a lot of emotions tho
she looks dead inside
she's trippin'
Is she still alive ? Given what she did
She’s fucken zonked in that drawing 😭😭😂😂
She high
That picture is dope, though! Very kitsch. And it would be a great conversation piece. It would also make a statement about how we shouldn’t be so serious and obsessed about the value of our belongings. It’s anarchy, it’s punk rock. Give that kid a raise on his/her allowance.
I like the way you think, dude
It's also a good memory of your daughter when she was little as she gets older (given this is mom's purse)
Agree
Sure, if the purse owner feels the same way. It should still be explained to the kid to not to do that to other people's things without permission though. Imagine she did it on something important or another person who has no reason to find it endearing.
Imagine the spoiled entitled person the kid would grow up to be if they were rewarded for it without that understanding.
@@ZephyrinSkies you're right. As much as I dislike "luxury" brands, I'd be appalled if one of my sons thought it was acceptable to draw on someone else's property, even of it was a $10 purse.
I thought they would remove all that stain and it was hilarious when paint sprayer showed up. Joking aside, it's so impressive to find exact color of bag. Even without color calibration tool.
Plot twist: The cost of the service is bigger than the cost of a new bag
Repairing an iphone
@@molotera8789 same thought
She totaled her purse
Yeah and the service is shit too all she did was rub it in and then paint it over then like boom $1950 almost as much as the $2000 bag
@@Benbulah exactly anyone could have fixed the bag with a damn youtube tutorial. They literally barely removed the stain then painted it. Just me but I'd never want a bag or something I used to just be painted and be told they fixed it.
People saying the drawing is adorable etc, never had their stuff ruined by their younger siblings. If I paid $2000+ for a bag I'd be hurt too.
Annebelle was telling her mum who was priority her or the bag…, Lol
Oh please, kids break phones that are $1.2k + like it’s nothing now. It is what is, they don’t know any better but adults do. Can’t be hurt unless you understand the risk of having children around expensive things.
Yeah, don't want expensive things broken? Don't get them, EZ
@@Zeydarchist More like don't have any kids.
Maybe dont pay that much for a bag when you have kids around
They have some serious balls to charge almost full price for an item that seriously damaged.
Now that this bag is on youtube with millions of views I wonder if that would actually increase the value say in 10 years. Interesting. Though I believe 1300-1500 would have been more fair. Great video though awesome craftsmanship.
Man after watching so many hours of Baumgartner Restoration, this 'restoration' feels very amateurish and inadequate. I mean in all honestly i could replicate what was done in the video even without a spray gun. Just a paint brush and some angelus paint would do
thats because he’s Conservator and Restorer of works of Art. this is a handbag. this is just a restoration. this has zero connection to what conservators do
“we use a gentle rolling technique” 3 seconds later vigorous scrubbing
is that a terezi pfp yoooo
no
Lollllll trueee
I would have sold it on Ebay as “limited edition”
🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏👏Chico inteligente!!!
Exactly, it is a one of a kind.
I've always thought a sick way of "fixing" this bag would've been to fully commit to the thing and have someone professionally embroider the design (maybe in a cream color with a slightly darker tone just for it to be noticeable but not like, actually straight up blue lmao). It'd be pretty sick and definitely unique. I think I would love to have that bag.
3 years old Billie Eilish doodle on genuine Chanel handbag - biddind starts at 80k.
"Young artist edition"
If you didn’t tell me a kid drew on it with a sharpie, I wouldn’t have guessed it was ruined. I would’ve assumed it was a part of the new catalog.
As most of these scenarios would make me cry… i could not help but laugh at this one!!!! This made my day!
I'm sad that Anna wasn't able to finish painting the left star
lol I didn't realize - that must have been when she got caught
Mum caught little Annabelle destroying her life’s worth
mom grabbed her and went *YEET* straight out the top floor window.
She can draw again
That's when the screaming started.
I swear the "ink remover" is just alcohol.
it's lowkey adorable with the drawing.. if a designer did that and name it fridge art collection, it would sell out.
Such a precious memory😍, cute drawing though. You can feel the love of the child. How precious.
And to think that a bag like this with a design like THAT already printed on it would sell for even more money somewhere else...🤷♂️
I’m the somewhere else just to clarify
300th like
And they just painted over this glorious piece of art.
Copied the top comment
@@saims.2402 it's literally different and who gives a shit
Anyone want a tote bag (And other items) with the drawing? Search for: Sharpie-Stained on Redbubble and you will find it.
Gahd ur profile is literally perfect for this comment
Lol it's a drawing of a crooked auntie and you say it's glorious?
They are reselling drawn-on, cleaned and repainted bags for 85-95% of their original value?! That seems insane to me. I was expecting them to say they resold them for 50% the original price.
How to charge more 1-1
Some people have bought the hype that these bags will go up 10 times in value in X amount of years.
They forget the reason that Rolex and other old swiss watches are expensive..is cause they were rare.
Most of these expensive bags are NOT rare
Scarcity
I so wish she kept her daughters artwork.
I would have walked around with that purse like a badge of honor. A beautiful keepsake as a beautiful reminder of my precious child!
Wow. Many comments judging people for saying that those who prefer removing the stains value possessions more than people. Firstly, I would like to dare all these people to allow children to vandalize every possession they have even the ones with sentimental value. Second, it’s the owner’s prerogative whether to keep the stain or not and that doesn’t correlate with what kind of person they are. Maybe they let it go with the child but chose to have it restored either way. If it were my things, of course I would scold the child for not respecting boundaries when it comes to possessions and I’d try to find the root cause and find more acceptable creative outlets. It’s not an either/or thing y’know.
That's what happens when you leave an expensive bag with a child alone 🤷♀️
@@deathlight4210 Children generally need to be educated as to proper behavior. Left to their own devices and crayons, many children draw on the wall and then they are disciplined and educated to avoid those behaviors and find more acceptable outlets. So while it happens, it can and ought to be corrected, that’s all.
GLADLY!
how you gonna get this pressed over people vandalizing a Chanel bag you need to think before you just say anything, you act like children never draw on walls or drop juice on expensive rugs KIDS COST MONEY they aren’t little janitors, plus it would make the bag more meaningful to not only BE. a Chanel bag but to hold Annabelles drawing forever Money is always there possessions are replaceable but her age and her moments of creativity the literal pureness of a child drawing on a 3,000 bag is not something money can buy, clearly her mom doesn’t care and its no skin off her back how much this is since she also has the money to pay for restoration. when i was a teenager and my little sister got a hold of my disney world autograph book she erased my name that i wrote when i was 5 and put hers under mine whats crazy was my imprint was still in that book next to hers though i was sad at first i wasn’t mad i explained the importance of my book to her and she understood now shes 11 and i can’t get those years back with her my book has become 100x more valuable then what it was
These are either people who never had kids or the people who bring their children shopping and let them run around bumping into people, screaming their lungs out and breaking things and feeling offended when someone warns them or their kids....
i was more interested in the comments than the video, yup the drawing was perfect.
they should make a special edition of this purse that has the drawing on it
I think that is the whole point of this video. Drawing does not look like it's made by a child. It's perfectly placed on the bag. The want it to go viral, maybe reproduce an sell the bag with drawing.
I liked it with the artistry.
Blessed be all the souls of the children of this world.
May we all communicate and reach out to each other
If that sharpie drawing was done by a famous rapper / artist , it would have been considered valuable art to be sold at millions lol.
A weird world we live in
I mean if it was done by an artist it will be piccaso
@@anoldaccount7264 Jean Michel Basquiat
Hit rapper and artist Da Baby?
What're you talking about? That's completely expected, why would I card about what some random kid drew?
Bro wdym by weird world we live in... If i wrote something on your 3000$ bag it wouldn't be considered as valuable art coz who dfq am I? Im technically a nobody, but if im an Known person well that would be a win for you.
everyone in the comments crying over the parent getting the drawing taken off like they would let their kids draw on something so expensive
Ikr
If you can't afford to let your child express themselves on your bag, then it's probably a bag you can't actually afford. It's a bag ffs.
I guess you're inner kid died at a very young age. Poor you and now im sad for you 😢
@@doccdisrepecc7307 some of y’all just can’t discipline your kids correctly... if i work my butt off to be able to buy something expensive for myself i’m definitely not gonna allow my child to draw on it
@@dpepsta no i just knew better than to draw on my parents expensive items, sorry?
looked so much cuter with the artwork lol. And wow! Amazing job Chloe with the restore!!!
Am I the only one who sée a great unic piece with this beautiful Child draw?
Btw good job of course!!
The bag with the drawing looks like something modern "luxury brands" would sell, like Gucci and their pre-dirtied shoes
Or RL with their paint stained coveralls. Gtfo 😂
I came to the comments to read people endorsing the drawing and bashing overpriced products that limit creativity
I would have rocked that drawing it was a really good one !!
I love the drawing, very creative child! Not sure it works here as "wearable", but it is certainly art.
Child: mammy look what i drew for you
Mom: dies inside 😲
“Specialist cleaning solution”... everyday hand soap. “Specialist ink remover” ... paint thinner.
So she just remove some of the ink and cover it with a coat of airbrush? And if the bag gets older, the ink might be visible, unless the paint is lightfast.
Idk about restorations but this restored bag wouldn't last long. The drawing will still be in there.
They said they used paint that doesn't allow ink to be visible through it. Plus it could be repainted.
This is just amazing workmanship thanks for sharing xo 😘 😘 😘
Lol people here saying “awwww but the drawing is adorable and has such sentimental value, blah blah” just makes me cringe. Sure, kids can make lovely drawings and I even have one of my best friends little girl in my fridge’s door but one thing is calling something like this adorable and deny that this is not ok. Teaching children respect whether is an expensive bag or not, chances are you will help the child to be a respectful adult. Applauding this is as bad as encouraging bad behaviour.
So true.. these are the same people who push the flight attendant to switch seats because of a crying toddler. It's so easy to virtue signal. But rather than trying for virtual brownie points, they should show some maturity and responsible behaviour. Teens come to papa internet to get tips on interacting with the world when they get bored of listening to their own parents. What if they listen to goofs on the internet virtue signalling and form a rather dumb opinion on parenting based on stupid consensus 😔. That would make the teens future helicopter-parents with snowflake-kids. What a nightmare.
Atleast socializing the kid now can ensure that the child can later be tolerated by people other than their parents, or even better welcomed by other people fondly due to polished behaviour and charming manners. This is what the child really needs. Good behaviour, mentoring that allows him to have a better sense of well-being due to positive response from his interaction with society.
This is real virtue the wokish people will never understand, cause this is greater virtue called conscientiousness.
I agree children need to have healthy boundaries. They need to have respect for their own things as well as the items of others. It is helpful for children to grow up understanding that we need to take care of the things we have. Someday they will work hard for their things and won’t appreciate someone destroying something they bought with their hard earned money.
@@rosaruiz4591 absolutely, then when that child grows (if behaviour like this keeps being applauded) will be that type of adult that will feel entitled to do whatever they want without consequences or any kind of respect for others, because parents never taught them boundaries. Is sad and enraging at the same time.
@@DanasLilMakeup This. That's what makes those comments so cringey because they're too busy virtue signaling to think how that's exactly how you create entitled narcissists that society will have to deal with.
@@ZephyrinSkies This. 👌This is exactly it.
It's sanctimonious virtue signalling
RIP to the "Annabelle"... The Artist... May your mother have mercy😂
Children should behave to not draw on, or destroy things of people. They have papers, draw on it, not everything are their place to draw on.
Just remember. While it's okay to laugh at people getting upset over someone drawing on a bag, it's also alright if you get laughed at for something other people find silly. Those who throw must be ready to recieve.
Exactly
I think her Chanel was beautifully personalized. I would keep the the original “Annabelle” version. 😉👍🌹❤️
This was a great restoration, I hope the child was educated that you’re not supposed to draw on something that’s not yours. It’s a cute drawing but it doesn’t belong on their mother’s purse.
It's good if they teach the kid to not bother other people's/their family's things without permission. Except in a less aggressive (because there's people out there who would be _real_ angry on things like this. like c'mon, sure it's bad sometimes, but that's a kid) and more calm way. My niece did this to her mom's bag too, but her mom instructed her calmly about asking for permission.
@Major Cbass you clearly haven't had anything precious destroyed
@@noshitbro3722 ok virgin
@Major Cbass how about that you drew something very impressive and nice but then your sibling then draws over it? Does the drawing still look better???
@Major Cbass Stop trying to act so unique and special and different.
I think Annabelle added a nice touch to the bag.
"A nice touch"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"chef's kiss"
@@greenme770 yo the video I watched right before this was Wolfgang puck answers questions from Twitter about fine dining restaurants. One question asked was what does the chefs kiss mean.... these freaking cell phones are kreepy lol
Aw :( they really should’ve kept the drawing and instead made sure it would be preserved on the bag instead!
Children should behave to not draw on people's things without permission. It's bad behavior. They have papers, draw on it. Not everything are their place to draw on.
I love that cute little drawing!!!
When I was a kid, my brother and I really like to draw. When I was about to draw on my mom's bag, she said
"You already have a big wall in your room" lol
Children should behave to not draw on, or destroy things of people. They have papers, draw on it, not everything are their place to draw on.
@@adw6894 yo dude shut up.
@@adw6894 you dont know their story behind the comment lol.
@@adw6894 exactly! And just like OP pointed out, maybe they’re also allowed to draw on the walls in their room or something like that. This isn’t the parents saying they’re not allowed to draw, it’s then saying they aren’t allowed to take other people’s things and draw on them.
@@guacolea neither do you. 🙄 OP literally pointed out that their money didn’t want them to draw in certain surfaces and encouraged them to draw in something else. This person just affirmed what OP said by saying that kids shouldn’t be allowed to draw on anything and everything.
"You spilled Lipstick! cwaaqh cwaqh on my Valentino white bag!?"
LMAO
Welp, we know when sweet little Anna got caught looking at the drawing 🤣🤣
Kids should behave to not draw on people's things without permission. It's bad behavior. They have papers, draw on it. Not everything are kid's place to destroy or draw on.
AMZLV is beautifully colored, very sturdy and the perfect size. Not too small, not too big. I look forward to joining my rotation.
She should have sold that bag on a bid full of snobby millionaires trying to find the meaning behind the drawing
Children should behave to not draw on, or destroy things of people. They have papers, draw on it. Not everything are their place to draw on.
@@adw6894 the mom spent all their money on the bag...hence is why she didn't have paper, so she got revenge by drawing on the bag.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@guacolea make it make sense, stop making jokes a point. Like or not the person you replied to was right
@@hhhhh-me1fb UH OH, TH-cam comment police is here. Jokes are banned. 🚨🚨
The kid painting actually increase the sentimental value of the bag, as a musician, if my kid would make a drawing on my guitar I would 100% keep it and be proud of it. At the end of the day I can always buy a new guitar, but would it have the same value for me as the one with drawing? No.
@ImAProudIndian how about prioritize children and learn the value of people and not things.
If a child is less important than things, imagine how people like you value you as a person over an object.
@@DiaryIsLocked this has nothing to do with valuing a kid, it’s about someone having something nice get ruined but some silly kid. The kid can draw on anything but chose to ruin the bag
@ImAProudIndian From your writing I can deduct you either don't have kids (or you are an extremely bad and toxic parent) and you probably a very materialistic person, which are both sad.
@@cc5839 Silly kid? You sound like you don't have kids and will never understand the love of a parent, mistakes can happen, it could be done by a 2 years old that doesn't have the same understanding than you. Maybe try to be less materialistic, it's just a piece of leather. If you're so desperate after your kid ruins your luxury bag that you can't afford another, maybe you shouldn't buy expensive bags in the first place :)
@@ArtyShat the bag could have been a gift? How about we stop making assumptions about other people k?
ngl i love the look of the scribble. i might buy a fancy purse second hand and have my young cousin draw on it. it sends a message about designer brands to mr
Omg that restoration is excellent!
Imagine if the kid who done that becomes a famous artist, and you've just erased their first work.
What if the kid didn't?
I guess you can find it in this video?
There would be more on the fridge door.
kinda reminds me of Ninja's work from Die Antwoord.
@@anoldaccount7264 That's why they said "imagine"
Meanwhile, other brands are designing luxury bags that looks ripped or some random scribbles.
The drawing looks perfectly positioned at the center. I wonder Annabelle’s age
I swear the painting looks sick gives me rockstar vibes I would probably wear that if my kid made this haha
My anxiety goes up just looking at the thumbnail image!!! I can’t even look at the video!!! I can’t!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
why are y’all acting like the mother or father is a bad parent bc they want a nice purse?
We're not saying that, we're just noticing that the bag was dirty to begin with (check the edges, hasn't been cleaned in years) so why would she be mad at some unique edgy style? The bag needed a refresh! 🤣
@@gladitsnotme | not unique but oki
It isn't that nice of a purse... I'd go as far to say it is ugly.
they're a bad parent for not supervising their kid
@@ADMmachine the parent not being near their kid for that given moment doesnt mean that theyre a bad parent or that they never supervise their child
I would have just given the kid more colors of markers and told them to go to town.
I doubt that… well, unless it wasn’t your bag
I'd let my kids be creative and draw whatever they want.... on the paper, not on my bag 😶
Yeah if you don't want the colors anymore get it professionally cleaned, clean it yourself or flip the bag over.
with more colours, Ithink annabelle would have actually made the bag look better than it looks without. it's a rather ugly, douchey bag in my opinion.
@vawies
Was this meant to be insulting or.. lol?
Lmao the actual bags they drew on the mom's eyes 🤭 Guess she really _is_ workin hard for the money! 😅😎
Honestly the drawing pretty much ICONIC
Bad children should behave to not draw on, or destroy things of people. They have papers, draw on it. Not everything are their place to draw on.
@@adw6894 oh come on! It's KID behaviour. Yes, kids should be taught not to draw on anything that's expensive but it's totally normal they sometimes do. I draw on everything as a kid because I thought it if it was white it was too boring. And guess what I've been studying graphic design! ;)
Am i the only one that actually thinks the drawing should have increased the value of the bag? Something about the whole thing speaks to me lol
if it had a flashy signature by the drawing ppl would be killing to get it but as it has no image value ppl just don't care...
it's the bags under the eyes.
Sell it on ebay and let see if anyone would buy this bag for 1 million dollars
The drawing looks kind of stylish
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Annabelle really looking like shes dead inside
I drew smiley faces, in sharpie, all over my mother's brand new dresser when I was little.
I told her I wanted her to be happy when she looked at it 😂 she never tried to clean it off
That's actually so cute
Kids should behave to not draw on people's things without permission. It's bad behavior. They have papers, draw on it. Not everything are kid's place to destroy or draw on.
@@adw6894 you do realize that kids need to be taught right from wrong, correct? You think they should know better, then you need to teach them! That's how it works. For me, after that happened, I was taught that I shouldn't draw on furniture. Have a great day!
I would keep it on. It is lovely with the drawing. Not the typical Chanel.
I wish the owner had kept the child's artwork. What a wonderful opportunity to say their child is more important than their possessions.
lol no
There are many other ways to demonstrate that kind of love and importance, this isn't one
Not for that lady probably... My guess - the child who painted is the reason why she had that bag at first place.
@@ph0n1xz how do you know?
how often does one buy such an expensive bag.... if u are rich n can have many such bags then yes definitely
coach bags had some patches n doodles as design n they sold at high prices.. not this high still..
The kid had some artistic skills.
You mean Joey
@@ferniegutierrez5605 I don't know i didn't see the video just commented and went
@@ayushmankirar2731 It’s a joke because that’s something Joey from the tv show Friends would do hahaha
nice, the finished job looks great!
I kinda like the drawing though. I would totally keep it as is and cherish it♥️
Y’all just saying it’s cute cuz it’s not y’all’s bag. You know it’s ugly and you’d be mad spending that much money to see your kid ruin it
Nah
Just don't spend that much on a bag, there are free ones that can do the same job 😂
No.
If my daughter drew this on my bag, I would keep it. I wouldn't even for a second think to discard the drawing. It is priceless.
Then don't leave an expensive bag with a child 🤦♀️
Why tf would you even leave something expensive with your young kid and not watch them in the first place?
You either hide it somewhere they can’t reach or you take it with you
GD, Chanel ambassador, would have treasured that bag because he loves customized fashion items so much.
But the skills and effort to remove the marker is really amazing.
GDragon right? 😁
I wish they’d reveal how much the restoration costs compared to the bag.
The ultimate sign of strength, and love, and deep pockets, would have been just to use it as it was.