What do you think about a bag within a bag? Might sound like nonsense to some, or like the latest and trendiest style to hit the purse world to others. Although Dolce & Gabbana isn’t the first house to present the bag-in-bag style, do meet their version, the ‘Miss Angie’ Shopper, new to their 2010 Cruise Collection.

I can see how you can sway either way of giving this a thumbs up or thumbs down. You might see this as one elegant and feminine shopper, or simply an expensive interpretation of a drawstring laundry bag within a flowery tote bag. From a distance, it might be difficult to distinguish that the material of choice is in fact leather throughout, from the clinched drawstrings to the exterior shopper.
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When it comes to Alexander McQueen handbags, only one thing pops into my mind — Skulls. And the new Alexander McQueen Camouflage Skull & Rose Tote has exactly that! But this particular design is different from what I have come to expect from the late designer’s work.

When most people think of Alexander McQueen, they do not envision a canvas handbag. Is it so strange though? I actually find it rather refreshing to see a handbag from this designer that is made of something other than leather. And he is, after all, famous for his pretty scarves. So why not put a scarf-like print on a handbag?

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Versace has always been a fan of adding so many textiles and designs onto their accessories in fear of their goods looking too ordinary. Of course, their latest piece arrives adorned with more features than the average bagsita could handle.

Just take a glimpse at one of their latest S/S collection handbags, the Scream Shopper. I took me a while to actually examine the entire bag, detail by detail, and it’s taking me even longer to decide if I’d give this a thumbs up or down. One thing is for sure, there’s no doubt that this shopper is very unique and quite lovely due to the colors used throughout this bag.

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Everyday is a perfect day to receive roses and the House of Fendi definitely agrees. Just check out one of their most classic and popular handbag designs, adorned with the sweet appeal of roses. We can all recall Louis Vuitton’s Roses collection from a season or two ago, but what do you think about Fendi’s version? Vuitton’s roses are fun, eclectic, with a punch of pop to them, as Fendi’s appear subtle, feminine, and quite romantic. Personally, I was never quite a fan of Fendi’s logo jacquard accessories, but with a touch of roses, I definitely like the look of this. The rose detailing gives a modern touch to the classic logo design of Fendi that the fashion world knows and loves.

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I always thought flowers belonged in a garden, but I guess I thought wrong. Flowers are pretty, but I don’t know how I feel about actually carrying one around as a clutch. The Sondra Roberts “Rose” Satin Box Clutch is unique looking, but at the same time it’s odd. I currently own a Swarovski Box Clutch, thanks to Bagbliss, and after owning such a gorgeous clutch it’s easy to pick apart other ones.

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The thought of spring sounds so pleasant right about now as I really miss bright colored clothing, sandals, and really needing to wear my sunglasses. I’m ready to retire my dark colored handbags for something summery and fun such as my Multicolore Speedy.

If you’re in search of something bright and sunny for the spring season, right now is the time to discover the latest upcoming styles by just about every designer out there. One of my favorite European designers is Valentino Garavani.

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