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Happy St Patrick’s Day

I admit, I do not have a green bag for St. Patricks Day. *gasps* Although if I planned ahead a little bit better, I would probably be rocking one of the beauties below. St. Pattys Day kinda just crept up on me this year.

So here, pictured below are my favorite green bags of the season.

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The House of Burberry never falls short of adding some kind of unusual feature to their signature collection, in attempt to spice up the classic check print. In the past, we’ve seen both miniature and bold check lines, in a variety of hues and funky patterns such as what we saw in their Check Heart Satchel.
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After seeing the Gustto Occhialli Bag featured during the 30 Days of Giveaways going on here at Bag Bliss and The Bag Forum, my interest in the brand was instantly rejuvenated. But how could it not be? After all, the bag was beautiful! And I have always had this deep admiration for Agathe Planchon. Her company began as a small, internet-based business. It certainly didn’t take Agathe long, however, to climb her way to the top of the fashion world and now her handbags are loved by celebrities and bagistas alike! Gustto handbags are simple, gorgeous, and unique. What more could a girl really ask for?

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If you have ever come in contact with a beehive in real life, you know it could be one of the most interesting structures you’ve encountered, yet an extremely scary one as well.

The buzzing sound of the bees alone is alerting enough to stay away, as you probably don’t want to deal with such an injury. Here’s a beehive that’s 100% less intimidating and one of the most beautiful you could possibly run into.

Meet the Beehive Clutch, presented by evening bag genius, Judith Leiber.

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Any L.A.M.B lovers in here? Although I don’t follow the trend, I’m a total admirer of the Street Look. The bold, bright, and mostly everything loud about it, I like, but couldn’t possibly pull off.

L.A.M.B popular Williamsfield Tote has got a new look once again, this time with a punk-like makeover to it.

The first feature that caught my eye (and probably yours as well) was those cool blotch paint splatters in bright hues. Look beyond the paint and you’ll find the classic signature webbing printed on this PVC tote bag.

Even more lettering reads “Love, Angel, Music, Baby” throughout, and as if that wasn’t enough logoing, a small white engraved plague sits at it’s bottom left side.

This Williamsfield tote also features two rolled leather handles, many pocket compartments inside, within an extra spacious frame for your on the go essentials.

Personally, this bag is hip and fun, but not my cup of tea. I couldn’t possibly pull this tote off, but this rebellious and edgy looking bag might complete the true artsy look in you. $295 is still the asking price for this popular bag, and can be found online by shopping through: Shopbop

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Just in: Anya Hindmarch “Christmas Totes” are here..

At first glance of the mailer that popped up in my box this morning, my favorite of the bunch is the Vixen! Of course everyone else must like that version as well, because I just wondered over the Anya Hindmarch site, and apparently that style sold out already. Temporarily I hope.

The Holiday 2009 editions range in price from about $98 for the simple canvas fruit and vegi Market Tote and on up to $265 for a full-print (in my opinion more of an) everyday style.

What do you guys think of the new seasonal edition?

For a while, Juicy Couture was on a role releasing handbags and accessories that were actually suitable for women of all ages, not just tweens… and then this happened. I apologize fans of this, but everything about this tote is simply tacky and appalling.

This extra vibrant denim tote features imprinted lettering that reads “Make Every Day Happy” in giant neon letters. Is that supposed to be some type of Juicy words of wisdom? I speak for myself when I say this tote made me happy in no way.

Besides its decor, this tote in general isn’t so attractive, as a matter of fact; it brought back bad memories of a denim jacket I once owned in middle school, it was awfully imprinted with all types of embroidered patches in bold colors. Eeek! I will defend my trendy jacket at the time, as I wasn’t the only one sporting that fashion disaster.

If you take a close look at detail especially around the handles, this tote appears to be poorly stitched, as if it were some quick do-it-at-home project. If you want something different and retro-like, this Juicy Couture tote might be the one for you, pre-order this tote for only $88 or shop the rest of the Juicy Couture collection online at: Bloomingdales

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When I heard that Marc had produced a Doodle Print Tote for his Marc by Marc Jacobs line, two words immediately popped into my head: Dooney & Bourke. We all remember the Dooney & Bourke Doodle Print Collection, with its bright colors and childish-looking drawings. But when I finally saw the Marc by Marc Jacobs Doodle Print Tote in real life, I wasn’t as shocked as I thought I would be. Yes, the doodles are whimsical and childlike. However, I think what saves this tote from complete fashion disaster is that the doodles were done in simple black and white instead of every color of the rainbow. The little birds, rainbows, and bees are actually pretty cute. And the little worm is adorable! The doodles remind me of my textbooks from when I was in grade school. The teacher would have all the students bring a paper bag from home to make into a book cover. And, of course, mine would always be covered with lots and lots of drawings. I think this tote would be cute as a gym bag or even as a casual shopping tote. It is definitely something that the young and young-at-heart can both enjoy.

The Marc by Marc Jacobs Doodle Print Tote is constructed of coated canvas and is available in either Black or White. It retails for $148. Find it at Shopbop.com.

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