Designer Handbags Atlanta GA

This was an interesting range to come through on our newsdesk this week. These bags have been designed by Alessandra Gucci, daughter of Maurizio, granddaughter of Rodolfo. The First is a limited edition of 99 pieces globally: there will only be 11 of each style. The idea is to minimize the odds of going to a party to find someone else with the same bag. We did notice that the catalogue that we received dates back to May 2007, however—perhaps the roll-out is region by region?
   Our favourites are shown below, and more information is at Gucci’s website .

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It has taken the media a while, considering model Lauren Bush has been promoting these since April, but there has finally been worldwide attention on the Feed 1 bag (US$59·95) that she designed in collaboration with the UN World Food Programme . The bag does hit Harrod’s in December at a £30 price, which admittedly lifts its profile, though American customers will be able to get theirs via Amazon.com .
The Feed 1 bag’s proceeds will feed a child for an entire academic year. It is made of burlap and natural muslin, and is reversible. Its most striking feature for the buyer is probably its logo—a customer can feel proud announcing her contribution when carrying the tote bag....

Lucire editor Samantha Hannah ’s In the Pond collection of handbags, satchels and wallets for Konev launches this week, using fully recycled and some sustainable material.
   Samantha’s expertise and continued practice as a stylist and style consultant has resulted in a line that works with all body shapes. The bags are made from soft, high-quality leather and are lined with her signature red. The handbags and wallets are accented with fabulous splashes of vibrantly coloured fish skin. Most materials used were recycled from boxes and the storeroom within the factory.
   Practical features like the hidden cellphone and coin pocket at the back of the bags and feet on the bottom make it the perfect accessory for all modern women.
   The line fits with Lucire’s own ethos as a UNEP fashion industry partner, something which Samantha feels strongly about.
   The designs were based on the gardens at Versailles.
   ‘The elegant beauty of these gardens is timeless; sustainable. The Persian architect who designed it had remarkable vision and style. I wanted to draw on this in my collection,’ says Sam.
   Tanya Sooksombatisatian, Lucire’s head designer, photographed and created the branding for the bags, while the typeface used for Samantha’s brand is Lucire Text Bold, originally designed for this title....