I love this bag!!! My husband gave me the dragonfruit Candy Bag as a Valentine's Day present so I would "finally shut up about it" (romantic, no?). It's even better in person. It's hard to tell by the picture, but it's a very vibrant, but not neon, pink. In certain lights it looks like it's made of leather, but on the next glance you can tell it's a translucent jelly material. The color is deep enough so you can't tell *exactly* what's in the bag--only shapes, and only in the right light--but if your phone rings, for example, you can see the bag light up. It reminds me of my favorite jelly sandals I had when I was in elementary school. The bag does have a bit of that jelly material scent--not a bad rubbery smell, but more like new Barbie doll smell--which is either good or bad depending on your preference. (I love it for being so different from boring leather.) It's actually a rather large satchel; I can fit all my regular purse stuff along with my iPad and a composition notebook inside, and there's still room for more without bending the shape at all. Even though it's a translucent rubber material, it's not too thin and definitely not cheaply made--the stitching is very fine, and the straps, padlock, & zipper are solidly constructed. Biggest drawbacks I've run into is that the bag is a bit heavier than your standard bag; it might ruin the sightline a bit but the reason I came back to Amazon was to find a shoulder strap to help alleviate this. (Or I could stop stuffing it with notebooks and bottled water...nah.) Also, the zipper was very stiff at first. It's not difficult to unzip, but there wasn't a lot of give in the opening, so I snagged my thumb rummaging around on the bottom (ouch). After a few days of use, it loosened up, though.

This bag is perfect if you're looking for something unique and fun yet sophisticated~~and it's not just for 20somethings; I've had compliments from women in their teens to their late 60s. hth