Women and handbags have always had a special relationship. With each new season comes new trends, but those true fashion addictive know that models the time will never change.
Hermes, Birkin
Extensive, practical and versatile - produced between several sizes, available in many colors and is most favorable purse on the planet. Hermes stores have waiting lists, that period can last for years. Handbags are made manually, the exclusive skin, and every metal part is made with such precision and detail to aficionados recognize the authenticity of the preparation.
Chloe, Paddington
"Born" in 2005, and it is also a waiting list. It looks wonderful, is available in several colors, leather and perfect craftsmanship.
Chanel, 2.55
Paid leather belt-chain and distinctive logo - the model with 2:55 to go for any occasion, although it is ideally for the night. Redesigned in the new collection of Cambon by Chanel.
Louis Vuitton, Speedy
Inspired by the legendary suitcase of Louis Vuitton, Speedy model was launched in 1936 and since then it one of the most loved bags.
Loewe, Amazona
This distinctive model of the popular Spanish brand is very practical bag ideal for daily combination of elegant women. Today it produces even optional.
Bottega Veneta, Cabat
This recognizable brand each year launch models in new colors and combinations.Huge, flexible and sweet, ideal for long working days and going shopping.
Fendi, Baguette
This is a beautiful toy for which you are forced to carefully choose what you take with you, because of its size it collects only the essentials. Although this model is already ten years old, marked a whole era.
Lady Dior
Originally devised in black with well knowed rigid handles, this bag is produced in many colors and remains one of the ideal models for serious outfit.That.
Gucci, Jackie O
Having appeared in the seventies is very popular and sought. The basic model Gucci regularly produced new leather colors.
Hermes, Kelly
This is the second must-have bag from Hermes. Rigid, formal and ideal for all type of women.
