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Salvatore Ferragamo Multicolor Woven Shoulder bag. Brown, ivory, creme, sage green and black woven leather shoulder and shopper tote bag with gold...

According to Vogue, Prada is a designer brand that delivers through unexpected reinventions. From dresses, to jewelry, to handbags, Prada alters the staples of fashion into items wit...

This Prada bag is done in pink silk with light-catching yellow, black, and pewter crystal jewels and beads. A knotted top handle to carry on your arm, perfect for daytime or an eveni...

Bulgari—stylized as BVLGARI— was founded in 1884 by Sotir Bulgari in Rome. Unlike many luxury brands, Bulgari curates luxury across several markets and is also most noted for their bag designs This Bulgari gold mesh cross body/ shoulder bag is done in gold-plated brass heritage mesh and champagne satin inner layer. An exciting reference to Bvlgari’s unending legacy, the Bulgari bag...

First introduced in the 1960s, the intrecciato (technique of weaving the leather) weave style became the iconic hallmark of Bottega Veneta leather goods—and eventually so much more. Starting out as a ready-to-wear brand, the intrecciato pattern was a happy accident that allowed for the house to introduce sturdy leather accessories without upgrading to expensive equipment. The design is rather simple but is instantly recognizable as the essence of Bottega Veneta. Done in a buttery chestnut colored leather the exterior of this clutch dons the iconic Bottega weave...

Runway F/W 2012 Alber Elbaz's 10th-anniversary collection for Lanvin. Seen in look #49 on the runway and campaign-featured. This bag was a highlight accessory from that season, fe...

In her prime, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel mingled amongst the elite. Having funded many of her ventures through her capacity the mistress of wealthy businessmen of the time, Chanel’s cli...

A Beautiful and unused Yves Saint Laurent heart-shaped compact with emerald green crystal rhinestones on the lid of the compact. Mirror inside Made in France. Gold plated From the 1...

Gorgeous Andrew GN Bag done in snakeskin with beaded flower embellishments. Twist lock closure is a Chrysocolla gemstone. This bag is in excellent new condition with tags. Handle d...

Over the past several years, Gucci has risen to a monumental status. Their classic and quirky designs have placed the Italian design house at the forefront of luxury brands. Done in ...

French designer Isabel Canovas is a hidden gem of the fashion scene. Having worked for some of the most eligible fashion brands including Dior, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton, Canovas eve...

From the Tom Ford era at YSL, the Mombasa was the coveted iconic it bag of the early 2000s. Advertised as the must-have spring accessory in the New York Times, the Mombasa sold out as soon as it hit stores in 2001. Named after a seaport in Kenya, the bag’s signature is its horn handle, which gives it a tribal feel. “What bamboo is to Gucci, the horn is now to Saint Laurent,” said Tom Ford of the wildly successful bag. Reimagined season after season in different colors and fabrics ranging from velvet to python, the Mombasa continues to be a highly collectible archival YSL design. This beautiful Mombasa bag is a special edition produced in limited quantity and designed in luxurious exotic Ostrich leather exclusively for Neiman Marcus, and retailed for $3695. features a mesmerizing pattern of overlapping gold and bronze half-circles. Made up of glittering square sequins, the half circles are reminiscent of waves or fish scales and lend this bag a pleasing visual movement of its own. Finished with a rich brown satin trim and a top horn handle with gold-tone hardware, this exquisite version of the ever-chic Mombasa is the perfect fall accessory for a night on the town or a special occasion. Measurements: Shoulder strap drop: 7 inches Width: 12 inches Height: 10 inches Depth: 1 inch This YSL Mombasa bag...

This extraordinary Bottega bag captures the essence of vintage luxury, showcasing the unmatched craftsmanship and attention to detail for which Bottega Veneta is renowned. Crafted fr...

A unique and exquisite vintage Fendi mini bag with a distinctive design and luxurious features. The combination of blue-green turquoise embroidered silk tapestry with hand-beaded cir...

For decades, the house of Givenchy captured its luxury status through simple and traditional designs. This classic style began to evolve slowly over the decades to be more daring, wh...

Passementerie accessories are a staple to early YSL collections. The craftsmanship of these designs allows for an exciting way to bring together interesting color combos and provides a simple way to elevate an ensemble. This 1990s YSL belt bag...

Ferragamo has a long history of well-crafted leather goods that have stayed on trend and subtly a mark of luxury over time. Inspired by one of their vintage 1970s bag...

While Judith Leiber is often highlighted for her over-the-top, jewel encrusted, novelty bags, her earlier work represents a different creative sensibility. Through careful selection ...

Japanese artistic philosophy sees value and beauty in the utilitarian, which has led to the beautiful craftsmanship and decoration of various goods not traditionally seen as art by the Western standard. Born in Tokyo, Shinichi Miyazaki...

First introduced in the 1960s, the intrecciato (technique of weaving the leather) weave style became the iconic hallmark of Bottega Veneta leather goods—and eventually so much more. Starting out as a ready-to-wear brand, the intrecciato pattern was a happy accident that allowed for the house to introduce sturdy leather accessories without upgrading to expensive equipment. The design is rather simple but is instantly recognizable as the essence of Bottega Veneta. Done in a buttery chestnut colored leather the exterior of this clutch dons the iconic Bottega weave...

For almost a century now, Hermès has quietly represented luxury and status. From their scarves to their leather goods, Hermès is known for their experimental color and pattern options but tends to keep them rather tame in the interest of tradition. In the late 80s through the 90s, Hermès introduced some of their most unconventional bags ever. This circa 1988 bag...

Judith Leiber’s accessory designs elicit easy elegance and sophistication. Her creative yet meticulously crafted accessories have not only embodied style but have been regarded as ar...

From the Tom Ford era at YSL, the Mombasa was the coveted iconic it bag of the early 2000s. Advertised as the must-have spring accessory in the New York Times, the Mombasa sold out as soon as it hit stores in 2001. Named after a seaport in Kenya, the bag’s signature is its horn handle, which gives it a tribal feel. “What bamboo is to Gucci, the horn is now to Saint Laurent,” said Tom Ford of the wildly successful bag. Reimagined season after season in different colors and fabrics ranging from velvet to python, the Mombasa continues to be a highly collectable archival YSL design. This beautiful Mombasa bag features a mesmerizing pattern of overlapping gold and bronze half-circles. Made up of glittering square sequins, the half circles are reminiscent of waves or fish scales and lend this bag a pleasing visual movement of its own. Finished with a rich brown satin trim and a top horn handle with gold-tone hardware, this exquisite version of the ever-chic Mombasa is the perfect fall accessory for a night on the town or a special occasion. Measurements: Shoulder strap drop: 7 inches Width: 12 inches Height: 10 inches Depth: 1 inch This YSL Mombasa bag...

New York born Marc Jacobs has plenty of experience with handbag design. Designing for French leather goods legend Louis Vuitton from 1997 to 2014, Jacobs certainly honed his already substantial skills. This piece, designed under his own label, comes from the 2005 fall runway collection. Gliding down the runway on an eclectic ensemble à la 2005, this black velvet bag unites wide ranges of fashion choices. Softly gathered into a rigid top frame with kiss-lock closure, all details are attended to. Leather piping finishes the center bottom seam of the bag and skims along the edges of the folded velvet handle. Silvery ostrich leather rosettes...

Limited edition Spring 2002 Louis Vuitton Vernis Conte de Fees Frog Shoulder Bag in Sapin. This charming limited edition baguette is crafted of Louis Vuitton monogram embossed vernis...

Muccia Prada, the visionary behind the Italian house of Prada, is known for her subversive approach to fashion. Describing her creative process as “always trying to go against the rules, the cliché” in an interview for Vogue, Muccia has consistently created unique designs that feel contemporary years after their debut. According to Muccia, the Prada 2004...

Vintage Yves Saint Laurent Passementerie Lucite Handle Bag. The heart handles are a glossy red lucite, and the body of the bag is black and beautiful...

Hermès is the pinnacle of luxury. Constantly evolving since their beginning almost 200 years ago, Hermès not only maintains a portfolio of traditional and timeless design pieces, but they also put forth youthful trendsetting styles that keeps the world of high-fashion exciting. Circa 1988, Hermès launched the sacs à malice...

The late 2010s was an epic moment for Gucci. Not only did the Italian luxury brand lean into a creative vision of eccentric elegance, but they also used this novel approach to showcase their artistic flair and dedication to quality craftsmanship especially with their leather goods and handbags. Immediately sold out upon release, this Gucci Broadway box bag is done in an exotic copper brown snakeskin. The consistent striations of the leather give this bag a mesmerizing aura that compliments the sleek rectangular shape. Prominently featured on this bag is the emerald green plexiglass handle encrusted with large, brilliant crystals that boasts of vintage glamor. This mini-briefcase style bag is finished with gold hardware and the double G logo on the fastening tab. A highly sought-after collector’s piece, this Gucci Broadway bag...

Judith Leiber is internationally acclaimed for her glammed-up, kitschy accessories. Never dull, Leiber’s creations employ deep color combinations and sculpture forms that often refle...

From the 1920s, this unusual evening clutch is elegant and timeless at once. Done in black satin with black satin handles, it has a fabulous, ruffled, clear Lucite standup frame that is thick and sturdy. The black satin is pleated where it meets the top of the Lucite frame, giving this bag a sumptuous, formal feel. The design is reminiscent of the popular satin Ascot bag by The Row, minus the frame, which is a testament to just how timeless this black satin bag...

The suit, the safari jacket, the peasant dress—Yves Saint Laurent was a master at seeing the high-fashion potential of that which others might have dismissed. This passementerie purse is an example of his design genius. Passementerie, the art of making elaborate trimmings such as galloon, gimp, tassels and fringes, flourished from the sixteenth century when guilds were first established in France to the early-twentieth century. On clothing and furniture, these handcrafted embellishments were a sign of wealth and rank. With modernity, however, they fell out of favor and became passé. Yves Saint Laurent turned that perception on its head. For his fall/winter 1976/1977 Russian-themed collection, which was inspired by the ornamental beauty of Léon Bakst’s costumes for the Ballet Russes, he accessorized the lavish looks with tasseled and braided belts hand-finished by the storied passementerie makers. The runway show revived a taste for excess and made passementerie details a brand signature. The half-moon shape of this mini passementerie belt bag is crafted from lustrous ruby red cord interlaced to form its exterior. A variety of gold and Gripoix hearts bejewel the flap closure. The bag can slide of the belt so you can carry this as a clutch and wear the belt without the bag attached. Pair this special piece with evening wear or use it as a belt bag on the weekends. Measurements: Belt: 26-32 inches Bag width: 8 inches across top Height: 5.5 inches Depth: 1 inch This vintage Yves Saint Laurent passementerie...

Styled with hyperbolic and brightly colored hats, Yves Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 1993 collection showcased the classic Saint Laurent aesthetic by merging a variety of textures, c...

A look is as only as good as the accessories that accompany it. This was a tried and true rule followed by Yves Saint Laurent for decades. In creating modern styles for the woman-on-...

The Bottega Veneta intrecciato weave has and will always be an iconic staple of leather and luxury. The less-is-more approach allows the design to speak for itself and ensures that it is both fashion-forward and functional. This rare Bottega Veneta hard shell clutch...

The intrecciato weave is a synonym for Bottega Veneta. Not only is it an artisanal textural detail that gives the leather good a basket-like woven quality, it is also a versatile design detail that allows for artistic experimentation with color and pattern. Typically done in one solid color, this vintage Bottega...

From The Spring 2003 Yves Saint Laurent Collection By Tom Ford Comes This Highly Collectable Black Leather Pleated Clutch Bag With black...

Prints in an unexpected way are a YSL staple. His collections in the 1970s and 80s employed prints in often garish ways but nonetheless added an element of fun and lightheartedness to his garments and accessories alike. Brining elements from his iconic African collection, this vintage YSL bag...

Bottega Veneta is at the pinnacle of fine leather goods and luxury accessories. Through the masterful usage of exotic leathers with clean, artisanal techniques, Bottega Veneta offers...

Although Chanel certainly has a signature look, when it comes to handbags, the house has been sure to come up with a variety of styles and sizes that makes it easy to find the perfec...

Some credit Salvatore Ferragamo as the pioneer who put Italian accessories on the map. While Ferragamo himself solely focused on shoemaking, it would not be until his wife and daughter took over the brand that it would begin producing other fashion items. Ferragamo style captures a traditional essence of Italy while using subtle hints and details to create a more modern design. Presumably from the 1990s, this Ferragamo bucket bag...

Introduced to the house in the late 1970s, the butterfly quickly grew as a secondary signature to the Bottega Veneta name. Symbolizing femininity, change, and nature itself, the butt...

Known for her tongue-in-cheek design perspective, Judith Leiber holds a special place in the history of modern accessory design. Though some may choose the word kitsch to describe Le...

Ferragamo has a long history of well-crafted leather goods that have stayed on trend and subtly a mark of luxury over time. Inspired by one of their vintage 1970s bag, this Salvatore Ferragamo trapezoidal handbag is crafted with the intrecciato technique from Gancini leather. Strips of brown, crème, black, ivory, and pistachio leather are woven together to create a plaid motif across the bag extending to cover the U-shaped top handle. Gold hardware accents the bag, complimenting the elegant earth...

Throughout the years the Dior style has shifted. From modern sleek line to softer voluminous forms, the House of Dior can nonetheless be considered the quintessential style leader when it comes to fashion. The woman in the latest fashions must always be accompanied by the right accessories, a task that Dior has capitalized on especially in the past decade. This circa 2008 Dior Babe bag...

Yves Saint Laurent across his decades of design work has undoubtedly developed unique and craftsman techniques to construct his highly coveted accessories. Experimenting with shape a...

Black lucite Chanel clutch with matte silver-tone hardware, chain and woven leather handle at side, interlocking CC at top, quilted motif throughout, single interior wall pocket and ...