Every week, the Konbini editorial team shares its open tabs—items they’re eyeing but haven’t yet purchased. It’s a fun way to peek into the world of luxury and lifestyle, where window shopping is as much about the experience as it is about the product. This week’s highlights include a range of high-end fashion, home goods, and toys, each with its own unique appeal and price tag. Polène has launched its new 'Boky' bag, designed with a love for books in mind. The bag features a patinated binding, which gives it a vintage, aged look, and is priced at 640 euros. Meanwhile, CAHU x Bompard’s "Le Pratique" bag, made with cashmere and priced at 450 euros, is being praised as a perfect diaper bag due to its practicality and luxury appeal. In the fashion world, Olivia Jade is the face of Reformation’s 'Good Sport' campaign. The collection includes a College sweatshirt priced at 148 euros, a slim-fit denim jacket at 298 euros, and moccasins at 348 euros. A more extravagant collaboration comes from Jeff Koons and Hublot, featuring a balloon-themed design with a recommended selling price of 24,600 euros. For those looking for more affordable options, Marcia Wear’s Fleurette collection, featuring a floral print, starts at 160 euros, while Damson Madder’s collaboration with Clarks includes a red-themed design priced at 190 euros. On the toy and lifestyle front, Jellycat’s winter collection includes a bear mascot priced at 108 euros. Tonies has launched a Bluey-themed bag, available for preorder from September 24, priced at 39 euros. A Toniebox 2 Bluey set, which includes a Tonieplay game and controller, is available at Smyths Toys for 149 euros. For home cooks, KitchenAid’s storm blue version, featuring a retro-lit grooved glass bowl, is priced at 999 euros, blending functionality with a touch of nostalgia.