Handbag Women Guess

is this a good handbag to get for my birthday ?

http://shop.guess.com/ProductDetails.aspx?style=VY065617&image=VY065617-MLK&root_category|596=WOMEN'S%20ACCESSORIES&category|652=Shoulder%20Bags&browse=1&rpt=Department.aspx&pt=ProductListing.aspx

i was thinking about getting this but what other guess purses should i get (should i even get that one

thanks for ur opinion
in black ....... (is that a good color or the other one

I like the black color a lot better. You can't wear a pink/red/blue top with a tan-peach colored handbag. I owned a Guess purse for years. Even if Guess products are made in China, their material is pretty sturdy, so you'll have it forever!

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