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Name: Nicole May

Occupation: Chippendales marketing manager

Occasion: Everything I need for a luncheon and work

What kind of handbag? Juicy Couture yellow leather hobo with gold charms.

How much did it cost? I think it was around $175.

Where did you get it? Neiman Marcus in St. Louis.

What does your handbag say about you? It’s a bright, sunny color and I have a bright, sunny personality. The little charms add some sparkle and fun to the classic leather, and my style is classic with a trendy edge.

Why did you choose this handbag today? It matches my dress. I love the pastel colors of the outfit; it’s very springy. I also carry a lot of stuff and this handbag holds everything I need.

What do you like about this handbag? My favorite aspect of the handbag is the color. I also love how Juicy adds cute little elements like the charms and sayings on the cell phone pocket and mirror.

How many handbags do you own? A lot. I’ve never actually counted, but I’m sure it’s around 100. I have at least one for every outfit or occasion. I’m addicted to accessories, especially handbags.

What’s the most you ever paid for a handbag? I think something like $400 to $500.

Image is … about expressing who you want to be through fashion. You can adapt and change your look to fit your mood or a special occasion. It’s all about having fun with your look and portraying a little of yourself through clothing.

What’s in your handbag? Clockwise from top: Shades of Couture sunglasses with case, photograph of Nicole with the Chippendales, Hello Kitty pouch with gift cards, iPod, Louis Vuitton wallet and Tiffany & Co. daily planner.

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