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Italian leather artisans in Europe • Gucci Gucci (GUCCIo GUCCI) was founded in 1906, Mr. Gucci (GUCCI) brand. GUCCI 1938, Mr. Florence, Italy Via Condotti to open the first Gucci (GUCCI) shop, began his fashion dominance. As most international brands, Gucci, (GUCCI) also like to thank the rise of star effect. 60’s Hollywood stars were photographed many times with Gucci (GUCCI) handbags, indirectly, Gucci (GUCCI) were propaganda. Among fans of the famous Hollywood star Audrey Hepburn and the then United States • First Lady Jacqueline • Kennedy (Jackie Kennedy). • Jacqueline Kennedy often used as Gucci (GUCCI) handbags that this section Gucci (GUCCI) handbags has become known as “Jackie” name.

Gucci (GUCCI) the most brilliant period is made up of Tom • Ford (Tom Ford) in 1994 as creative director GUCCI days. Tom Ford has been described as of the most talented fashion designer in the fashion industry enjoyed high prestige and power of the limelight a time without the two. He also changed the Gucci (GUCCI) for authorization in the 80’s which led to a number of small production Gucci (GUCCI) decrease the negative image of the brand quality, 180 ° reversing Gucci (GUCCI) the dilemma facing bankruptcy, so that the ancient Qi (GUCCI) brand became important fashion 90’s big.

The Tom Ford in April 2004 announced the departure of the entire fashion industry news sensation, when some believed that Gucci (GUCCI) dynasty ended. But instead of the designer Tom Ford Alessandra Facchinetti, is designed in only two seasons winter clothing to complete 05 works, is gone. Fortunately, Gucci (GUCCI) to find suitable candidates for re-dominance, Mark Lee was promoted to CEO, invited the Italian female designer Frida • Jia Nani (Frida Giannini) is responsible for women’s and accessories design, while the men were invited John • Lei ( John Ray) surgeon.

 John • Ray (John Ray) and Frida • Jia Nani (Frida Giannini) took over, the new season Gucci (GUCCI) Men, women work outside much appreciated. The Frida • Jia Nani (Frida Giannini) for the 2005 Gucci (GUCCI) autumn and winter designed La Pelle GUCCIssima leather products to luxury Sense and Gucci (GUCCI) two classic brand logo ─ “Double G” and “Horsebit” logo, and theme designed to 50,60 years for Gucci (GUCCI) brought from the Tom Ford after the biggest surprise.

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When I first saw the Gucci G Coin Medium Hobo, I couldn’t help but think that the whole thing seemed kind of sedate for the Gucci aesthetic. I know that the brand has plenty of simple, clean-lined bags at a variety of price points, but whenever I see one of them, it just seems like they’re missing the point of being Gucci, for cryin’ out loud.

I’m one of the horde of Tom Ford fangirl holdouts, although I enjoy what Frida Giannini is doing with the brand more and more as the seasons go on. In fact, when I disregard the brand, I like what this bag has going on quite a bit. 

The look this bag pushes is very tame, I’ll admit, but it’s also mature and not too showy. The namesake coin is the only handbags branding that I can see from where I’m sitting, and the choice of shiny hardware instead of matte gives it a small pop of Gucci glam. As always, I also can’t say no to a good red bag. Good red is, after all, so hard to find.

We already saw this bag covered by Amanda, who really loved it. And now I found it in grey and I adore it. I have an admiration of grey handbags and this Michael Kors bag does not disappoint.

All I need is to see the bag in person and touch the leather handbags. Then I will know if I am totally sold on it. Because the price is amazing, under $800 for a calfskin bag with karung pulls. The leather is treated with a pearlized effect which gives a nice sheen to the bag. The other aspect that catches your eye is the multiple strands that twist into the shoulder strap. This gives a modern touch to an otherwise simple bag.

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The Michael Kors Tonne Hobo is unexpected but welcomed. The hobo, measurements 14″W x 11″H x 3.75″D, and has a 9″ drop. The karung pulls are both on the front zip pockets of the bag, giving a nice separation to the hobo body. On the inside there is a zip pocket, cell phone pocket, and additional pockets. And I’ll get right back to the price, which finishes this bag with two thumbs up.

To print or not to print, that is the question. With the Gucci Spring ‘06 Cruise Line being released we see the use of patterns and prints to take over and give off some tropical flair. While I love the shape of this bag, I don’t find it very practical. Gucci wants to welcome spring with the Gucci Spring ‘06 Medium Shoulder Bag. The tropical print you find of this Gucci bag is labeled the pigna print which looks like pineapples and bananas, but in a sort of abstract art. Yes, my description is lacking a bit, but nevertheless you understand what I mean (and if not you can see what I mean through the picture). The shape of this bag lured me in when I was recently in the Gucci store. Brown leather trim and braided handles set the patterned body off nicely along with goldtone hardware. If you are one of the ladies, much like my mom, who likes a bag to hang comfortably on the shoulder bag and not “ride up”, then this replica  bag will suit you well. Measuring 13″H X 17″L X 4 戮”W, this bag is cute for spring but to me isn’t completely practical.

When I first saw the Gucci G Coin Medium Hobo, I couldn’t help but think that the whole thing seemed kind of sedate for the Gucci aesthetic. I know that the replica brand has plenty of simple, clean-lined bags at a variety of price points, but whenever I see one of them, it just seems like they’re missing the point of being Gucci, for cryin’ out loud.

I’m one of the horde of Tom Ford fangirl holdouts, although I enjoy what Frida Giannini is doing with the handbags brand more and more as the seasons go on. In fact, when I disregard the brand, I like what this bag has going on quite a bit.

The look this bag pushes is very tame, I’ll admit, but it’s also mature and not too showy. The namesake coin is the only branding that I can see from where I’m sitting, and the choice of shiny hardware instead of matte gives it a small pop of Gucci glam. As always, I also can’t say no to a good red bag. Good red is, after all, so hard to find.

Not too long ago, I wrote about a neoprene Marc by Marc Jacobs handbag on handbagsworld.org  that I absolutely love, and I explained exactly why I think that neoprene is a cool material bags. I still think that’s absolutely true, and I still love the fashion bag, but I just don’t know if I can justify to myself spending $250 for a bag that’s not leather.

The Gucci Techno Horsebit Large Tote, also made mostly out of neoprene, has put the price of the Marc by Marc Jacobs bag in stark perspective. And, in it’s own way, it’s made me more likely to spend money it.

This bag is cool and a bit futuristic while still being obviously Gucci, and I still love the collection from which it came – it was the brand’s best since the exodus of Tom Ford. The design is successful, if a bit busy. But there’s something we need to talk about.

It’s the price. The price. This bag has a bit of leather, but it’s made largely out of the relatively inexpensive neoprene. It’s a runway look, so one can assume that they bumped it up a bit in price as a result, but $2,790 for a luxurious bag that’s not all leather (not even close) is something that I cannot abide. Surely someone will, but all it does is make me appreciate the eminently reasonable MbMJ price point all the more.

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I know there are plenty of labels that stick to one gal or guy for several seasons in a row. For example, the most recent spring/summer campaign for Swiss brand Bally features the well-known talent of Christy Turlington, and it’s definitely not the first time her pretty face has appeared in its advertisements.

Well, I suppose that Gucci, like Bally, has found a face that fits its ideal and isn’t easily distracted by the young teen models that are taking the campaign world by storm. Instead of opting for the charms of 17-year old Karlie Kloss like Dior did for its recent spring campaign, Gucci has consistently kept Natasha Poly as its choice for ads.

The models around her might switch out, but Natasha has been a main player in the label’s fashion campaigns since 2005 and doesn’t seem to be going anywhere. Evidently Gucci replica feels very secure in its choice and pleased with Poly’s posing and pouting since the label’s already renewed her contract for 2010. I guess we’ll be seeing another year of her draped in the label’s handbags and various scant clothing. In the modeling world, that’s got to qualify as job security at its best.

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We’ve seen eco-fashion in many forms and on many levels. Tons of companies have provided shoppers with such options as woven raffia totes and purses made from various recycled materials like plastic bottles, candy wrappers, and billboards. While I’m all about clever uses of these types of resources, they aren’t usually on the same design level as something like a Gucci or Versace bag.

Well, one design firm is joining the ranks to change that. Nyla Noor, a Manhattan-based label, creates their handbags using only eco-friendly materials and methods. Unlike brands like Matt & Nat, who also adhere to a strict no-leather policy in addition to being eco-conscious, Nyla Noor focuses on crafting bags from real leather that has been tanned through sustainable methods and without the use of harsh chemicals and pollutants. The interior lining of the bags is made from SKAL certified, 100% organic cotton.

With gorgeous styles like these, I foresee big things for the eco-fashion industry as well as for the talented New York-born sisters, Saifra and Romaana Zia, of Nyla Noor. Check out their launch collection on the label’s website.