General election stylewatch: David Cameron's bags

For a long day of campaigning you evidently require more than one bag. First, to Mr Cameron's black leather box briefcase. Large and serious, it is no doubt filled with exciting policy ideas and scribbled notes about actual real people he's met. Stylistically, it's ungainly and a tad dull – no wonder he often leaves it on the campaign bus. But the tote in Cameron's left hand is far more revealing. It's a canvas and leather number by Longchamp – a traditional French luggage label that is a long-time favourite of British Sloanes and has latterly been adopted by the hip crew. Think the reinvention of Barbour and Penny Loafers, and you get the picture. Stylewatch's best guess is that the tote belongs to Samantha and has been in the household a good few years. But in borrowing it, Cameron has strayed into choppy sartorial waters. Is he aligning himself with the original posho Longchamp set, or has he overdosed on back issues of Grazia in an attempt to woo the undecided but trend-conscious voter? Is he more pro-Europe than we think? How many ties has he got in there? Ah, the questions.