We don't know about you, but we're still not over what was arguably the best cover of 2017: the December issue of British Vogue. Starring cooler-by-the-minute It model Adwoa Aboah, the magazine marked the first issue from newly appointed Editor in Chief Edward Enninful. But our obsession with Aboah certainly doesn't end there—we love following her red carpet style as well.
Attending the Fashion Awards in London this week, Aboah wore a glittering minidress and metallic headscarf, but we were particularly interested in her vintage Burberry bag. Harking back to the logo-mania craze of the early 2000s, the checked bag was everything we wanted 15 years ago—and we know we're not the only ones. Who's with us?
Scroll down to see what Adwoa Aboah's wore with her vintage Burberry bag.
On Adwoa Aboah: Burberry canvas leather and vintage check cotton bag
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