Kylie Jenner's Purse Closet Tour Is So Extra, but Also I Want Her Chanel Bags

I have three, maybe four, designer bags in my closet that I've saved up my paychecks to buy. They're my prize possessions—a small, ostensible sign that says "Hey, I sort of made it!" So, I understand a person's love or even slight obsession with their handbags. But, all this doesn't come nearly as close, of course, as to the fortune of bags Kylie Jenner (opens in new tab) has amassed. In a three-minute YouTube video, the star takes her fans on a tour in her purse closet—one that she had custom built. (It looks like a bright, shiny museum inside.)

Before you even watch the video, you're probably thinking "This is so extra," and you're right. Nevertheless, Jenner isn't just anyone. She's part of the Kardashian family, and they're known for their extravagant, lavish tastes. (Here's a quick flashback to Jenner's 21st birthday party (opens in new tab) over the weekend.) Jenner's salary (opens in new tab) alone—she makes $19,007 an hour and her Instagram posts (opens in new tab) are reportedly worth $1 million—can afford her to buy all the Hermès Birkin bags she wants. And, if you watch the video, she has plenty of them.

If you don't want to watch the video, get the CliffNotes version of the tour, below.

The opening shot of her purse closet.

Her favorite row contains Hermès bags.

If Jenner's house was on fire, she'd save this Birkin bag.

Her sister Kourtney gave her this hot pink style.

"She never really cares about Christmas gifts, so when she gave me this, it was really special," Jenner says in the video. "This one I definitely will let Storm wear when she says 'Mommy, I want to carry a purse.'"

Kris Jenner gave these Louis Vuitton bags to Kendall and Kylie when they were "super babies."

Jenner also got this custom artsy bag from her mom because "she knows how obsessed I am with her."

The bespoke Xupes x Zero London Louis Vuitton handbag is one piece from a wider collaborative collection between the British pre-owned luxury retailer, Xupes (opens in new tab), and London-based art collective Year Zero London (opens in new tab).

Watch the full three-minute purse closet tour, below.