As Coco Chanel quipped, fashion changes, but style endures. And in the realm of handbags, this sentiment holds particularly true. Throughout fashion history, “it bags” have come into vogue and out again, from slouchy, bohemian totes to tiny crossbodies meant only for lipstick. But while trend-driven “it bags” will endure, today’s shoppers are following a different feeling when it comes to handbags — self-expression. Rather than a representation of a fleeting fashion cycle, a well-worn handbag is more likely to reflect personality, identity and lifestyle. As a result, buying decisions are being made with thoughtful intention and a healthy dose of self-reflection. “People are taking more time to think about what they’re purchasing,” says Seattle stylist Kate Watters. “And if it’s not an emphatic yes, it’s an emphatic no.” This spring, Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel is sharing in that spark of joy with a luxury handbag giveaway .…