Sin-fully Glamorous Bags

Melissa Sin, The Bag Atelier | Emma Chong-Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia

30-Sep-17 11:00

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The saying goes “All that glitters is not gold”, however, that is not the case for the gorgeous sparkling purses and minaudieres that Melissa Sin offers through her label The Bag Atelier. A self-proclaimed lover of all things shiny, Melissa prides herself on meticulously crafting her unique and quirky bags with authentic Swarovski crystals to make it special for each and every woman. Later, Emma Chong Johnston breaks down an eclectic style trend that’s a little more out of this world: galaxy prints.

Produced by: Adeline Choong

Presented by: Adeline Choong

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Tags: The Bag Atelier, Style file, Swarovski crystals, local designers, galaxy print

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