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Bag It
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Published: Volume 13, Issue 6, November-December, 2005
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More sombre colours and restrained silhouettes have thrown the focus on accessories. Black is in and ladylike tendencies to match bags and shoes with apparel are showing a comeback. However, a slash of contrast offered by a purple Gucci bag or a spot of liveliness by a floral Prada can mean the move to successful dressing. With so many trends breaking out this season, it can be hard to find a bag that fits the latest look and expresses your individuality. With Prada, art comes to life as dramatic floral patterns play on nylon lined with silk and printed canvas. Gucci, this season, has redefined its legendary GG logo and horse bit symbols using hot printed leather which has been buffed and hand finished with natural wax. Nisha Paul, discovers the bags that best serve this season’s looksGUCCI Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
From the ‘Guccissima Punch’ collection. PRADA Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
Leather and suede, with studs and eyelets. GUCCI Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
Horsebit print leather. PRADA Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
Dramatic floral patterns play across nylon. GUCCI Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
From the La Pelle Guccissima range of structured bags. GUCCI Fall-Winter 2005-2006.
From the ‘Guccissima Leather’ collection. |
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