Quirky style love

See Jane Fly's Editor-in-Chief, Eliza Sarasohn, loves quirky totes with lots of personality.

I discovered the deliriously cute designs of Japanese graphic artist Shinzi Katoh while wandering a Tokyo street fair. With their whimsical illustrations and fetchingly mixed-up English, the totes make great conversation starters when you’re waiting in long lines, and they’re big enough to handle all the magazines, water bottles, paperbacks, laptops and assorted odds and ends you can shove in ‘em. When they get road-worn, just pop them in the washing machine. (And at around $30 each, you don’t have to feel bad about buying a few backups).