Lee Bo-young’s Anna Sui Mirror: The Butterfly Compact She Has Kept for Years
One of the most personal items in Lee Bo-young’s VOGUE KOREA bag video is a small Anna Sui mirror. She introduces it around 6:22 and explains that she has used it for a long time. The close-up shows a black folding design with an ornate border, a colorful butterfly and the Anna Sui name.
A familiar accessory in her everyday bag
Just before showing the mirror, Lee talks about enjoying beautiful everyday objects. That makes this item feel consistent with the rest of her bag: it is practical, but its appearance also matters to her. She says that even though there are plenty of other pretty mirrors, she has continued using this one.
There are visible signs of use, which she acknowledges with a laugh. The moment gives the segment a lived-in quality. This is a familiar possession she reaches for, and the video does not specify an exact purchase year or a precise number of years of ownership.
The details visible in the video
The distinctive feature is the multicolored butterfly against a black background. Decorative edges frame the design, with the Anna Sui logo below. It folds closed, making its shape different from a mirror with a long handle.
Those details are useful if you are trying to identify the item from a screenshot. Searching only the brand name can bring up several types of mirror. Compare the outer shape, butterfly decoration and opening mechanism before assuming a listing shows the same version. Dimensions should come from the actual listing, because the video does not establish the mirror’s measurements.
Is the same version still available?
Lee herself says she is not sure whether the mirror is still sold. That is an important part of the original conversation. The video identifies a possession she has kept, but it does not confirm a current product code, selling price or stock status.
Anna Sui’s official beauty-tool guide includes mirrors. However, the presence of mirrors in the brand’s range does not confirm that Lee’s older butterfly design is available today. The official guide linked below is a reference for the brand’s accessories, rather than a claim that it is a purchase page for her exact piece.
Choosing a mirror for your own bag
For a daily carry item, start with the pouch or compartment where it will live. Think about the size you can comfortably hold and whether you prefer a folding cover or a handle. If shopping online, check the stated dimensions as well as the photographs; a decorative border can make it difficult to judge the usable mirror area from a single image.
For an older design, the condition of the hinge and mirror surface matters alongside the exterior decoration. Lee’s video is a reminder that a small accessory can stay useful long after its first season. The detail worth taking from her bag is the combination of a design she enjoys and an object she has continued to use.
Source: Lee Bo-young’s MY VOGUE video, VOGUE KOREA. The original video includes paid promotion for Bottega Veneta. The mirror’s exact current availability has not been established.
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