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Zaino firmato Fendi, modello Peekaboo Monster, nella misura MM, è realizzato in pelle martellata grigia con hardware argentati che aggiunge un tocco di eleganza discreta. La chiusura...

Signature Gucci backpack made of brown fabric in the classic GG Supreme pattern with leather inserts and silver hardware. Equipped with a semi-circular double-slider zipper closure, ...

Signature Gucci backpack, Marmont line, made of red matelassé leather with gold hardware. Featuring a semi-circular double-slider zipper closure, internally lined in beige suede fabr...

Louis Vuitton's signature backpack, Limited Edition Shoes Box model, the result of an exclusive collaboration with the NBA. Made of brown canvas in classic monogram pattern with leat...

Chanel Vintage White Nylon Sport Backpack Rare Unisex 2003 {VINTAGE 21 Years} Adjustable shoulder straps Interlocking CC Rubber Logo 11.8" H x 7.7" W x .6" D Strap: 29.1" Zippered ...

Introducing the Chanel Purple Quilted Lambskin Duma Backpack, a stunning blend of elegance and functionality that embodies luxury craftsmanship. This mini-sized backpack showcases an...

authentic Valentino Mini Rockstud Watercolor backpack in mint pastel, pink pastel, yellow pastel and blue pastel smooth lambskin featuring the signature light gold-tone pyramid studs...

By the early 1990s, what had defined Gianni Versace’s meteoric rise began to feel dated. The tide had turned, and the silk-strewn sex and decadence he dressed the 80s with was a relic of an old generation. Fellow oracles of yuppie-ism like Brett Easton Ellis were lampooning the 80s, serving a death blow to the decade with his classic satire of it, "American Psycho," in 1992. And the designer whom its anti-hero Patrick Bateman most notably fixates upon? Gianni Versace. The Italian maestro had become something to rebel against. In fact, it’s hard not to see the emergence of the anti-fashion designers who dominated the 90s — Margiela...