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The Luxe Louis Vuitton Damier Azur Collection
The ever classic Louis Vuitton is changing with the times. This is one successful brand that knows how to keep their image fresh and still manage to evoke old world elegance. For the first time since it's debut in 1888, their original brown-on-brown checkerboard pattern Damier collection of bags and leather goods is allowing the color blue into the mix.
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Handbag Designer Spotlight: Bird
If the name Liz Carey sounds familiar to you, it's probably because you've seen the model/actress walking the runways of Alexander McQueen or Versace. Or maybe you caught a glimpse of her in the movies Spanglish or The 40-Year-Old Virgin. Now fast-forward.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: Jasmin K
Sometimes, all I want is a simple bag. Sounds easy enough, but you'd be surprised with the number of nasties I've run into lately. Some designers tend to mistake simplicity for drab, but not Jasmin K.
Nancy Gonzalez Loves a Challenge
Not too long ago, Saks invited me to meet handbag designer Nancy Gonzalez. For those not familiar, Nancy has been delivering decadent — read: exotic — handbags since 1998. Think of a Nancy Gonzalez bag as a classic — up there with Chanel and Bottega Veneta — only spicier.
On Our Radar: Mischa Barton Turns Handbag Designer
Besides being busy making stops at Cannes and Britain's Best 2008, Mischa Barton has also been passing time by creating her own handbag collection. As of July 2nd, Londoners can hit up John Lewis, Debenhams and Fenwicks stores to pick up one of Mischa's vintage-inspired bags, made from snakeskin, leather, fabric, and finished with a flower logo designed by the actress. No word yet on if the bags will travel across seas for US fans.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: November XVIII
You know when a bag's leather is so soft and buttery you just want to eat it? OK, that's a bit extreme, but you know what I mean. Meet November XVIII.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: Alexis Hudson
"It" bags are great, but chasing every fleeting handbag trend can leave you broke—not to mention holding a lot of last-season styles. That's why the designer duo behind Alexis Hudson created a line of purses meant to be the opposite of "it" bags. These relatively affordable, classic styles are designed to last forever and occupy all of your handbag needs.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: Aleya New York
Joann Padilla graduated from the Fashion Institute of Technology and worked with buyers from Nordstrom to Urban Outfitters, carving out quite the career in fashion.
When she had her daughter Aleya in 1996, everything changed. As Aleya grew, Joann's handbag line grew.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: Nivaldo de Lima
Nivaldo de Lima has created quite a buzz with his intricately handcrafted handbags. Run out of a small family workshop in Mallorca, each of Lima's designs are made with the utmost care and consideration.
Known for classic styling with a modernistic twist, his approach to designing came from the unusual partnership of photographer Louise Bobbe.
Handbag Designer Spotlight: psnob
In fashion we always like to talk about the fusion of art and style, and nothing in that mix speaks louder than designer Rebecca Robinson's psnob handbags.
They truly are a work of art. Somewhat of an art snob, Rebecca set out to create unique, hand-painted clutches, which will one day become collector's items.
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